How To 3D Street Paint Chair NEW

[@fanglow3986]

Thank you for this tutorial as i branch to 3d sidewalk chalk

[@TracyLeeStum]

Glad it helps you. Good luck with your drawing!

[@sebastianbohm2040]

Wow, it's fantastic, you're a genius!! Thanks for sharing your technique. I would like to see more of that kind of video.

[@sweethomes674]

Fantastic 😊excellent explanations and techniques 🎉

[@TracyLeeStum]

Thank you and so glad you enjoyed this!

[@The_Chalk_Artist]

I like the idea of the laminated straight edge! Great idea!

[@TracyLeeStum]

Glad you like that Joleena - it works perfectly!

[@musfiqueakhterRono]

Thank you so much for this tutorial, please possible to provide more workflow.

[@tinychopsticks]

you are my hero!

[@TracyLeeStum]

Glad you enjoy the videos @tinychopsticks! 🫶🏻

[@karenfellman9892]

What chalk do u use ?I can never find bold chalk colors like that ! Love it !🙂

[@TracyLeeStum]

I use soft chalk pastels - Mungyo brand, otherwise known in the US as Koss International. I also use www.eternityarts.com, Mount Vision pastels, Rembrandt, Unison and homemade chalk pastels. You can most of these through online retailers. Good luck!

[@ramrudra150]

Madam,What is the length of the distance took from bottom of the front legs to the Bottom of the back legs..?

[@TracyLeeStum]

I used a square dimension for the seat so you'll want the bottom of the legs to be a square as well. Wherever you decide to end the front legs, you would then need to create an exact square (dimensions) for the bottom leg footprint. Vertical lines for seat and leg square footprint are parallel. Horizontal lines for seat and leg square footprint are parallel. The string placement will assist with where the legs will go. If you need more clarification let me know.

[@The_Chalk_Artist]

What do you use to hold the center string in place?

[@TracyLeeStum]

Just use duct tape! Make sure the string itself is on the viewpoint. I usually tape all the way around in a criss-cross manner so the string doesn't move.

[@johnsmith-wk2tb]

I wish I understood about the viewing point. My fucking brain needs more comprehensive example.

[@TracyLeeStum]

The viewing point is simply that point in space where your eye is located. I usually establish it at 5' up from the ground as that's approximately where my eye is in relation to my height. Plus it's about 5' back from the front edge of the artwork. It's where you would place the camera to take the photo of the image (as your eye would see it.) Hope that clarifies for you John!