Marble Effect Painting Technique

[@stevie68a]

Nice to see someone who knows what they're doing. Beautiful work, very professional.

[@SouthCoastStudio]

Thank you, it's kind of you to comment 👍

[@ashleyhill871]

Thanks for the in depth and quality. Some people are looking for more than the basic technique (which can be found with ease) and you delivered. Greatly appreciated.

[@emilyann8086]

Christ sakes!! So many “experts” thinking they can do better or they know better! This is HIS take on marble. He teaches how you can build things up with multiple layers rather than using loads of different colours. I grew up with a grandma who had a MASSIVE slab of marble sitting outside her house and it looked just like this painting does. I remember vividly as I would lie down on the slab and trace every vein it had. I thought it was the most magical and beautiful thing I had ever seen! I think you have done a wonderful job! The whole video was extremely soothing for me. The music made me totally relax and it brought back the fond memories I stated above. I have ended up watching this video on a loop about 4-5 times now and can’t get enough of the peaceful feeling I get and the amazement of how well you have done! 10 outta 10 from me! 😁💜

[@manlypedro75]

That's a lot of layers! One could easily get stuck on a favorite layer. It appears the more the better... Thanks for posting vid!

[@SouthCoastStudio]

Thanks for the comments, yes, if you have time, the more layers the better the results.

[@christopherstefano384]

"Did this....was fabulous........."...lotsa work....layers....BUT the outcome was fantastic....then sprayed with HG gloss....looked like the real thing!....BRAVO!!!!

[@SouthCoastStudio]

Well done 👍

[@myg6204]

Yes exactly

[@tdgleason01]

Came here to improve my minitures bases and left mind blown it's beautiful 100%

[@clairecashman9305]

I get it. Real marble has a translucent quality to it...the layering makes it so real. takes patience. the imperial castle in Vienna especially has this technique throughout the palace. Thank you for sharing your talent and craft - Awesome!!

[@tlrmd4you]

Just wow!!! This is why you are the artist and I’m trying to learn. I missed if you mixed anything in your paints? Thank you for sharing this with us just trying to make something pretty.

[@SouthCoastStudio]

Thank you, I mostly use acrylic paints and acrylic colour tints.

[@MB-mq1sf]

Absolutely gorgeous! Great work. I think the detail sets the professionals apart, he made it look aged with the depth looking like real marble. Side note to negative Nancy's in every comment section: These are real people showing the world what they can do; helping some people that need it out of pure kindness. That being said every video will not be for everyone hense why so many videos will be alike. There are many ways to do a thing. So saying it's overworked is implying you know the result better then the artist. Which you don't. It's easy to say rude and mean things over Internet but we need to remember these are real people with real lives and real feelings. You don't know what battles a person Is fighting. Is it so hard to be kind or be quiet? I'm sorry I just had to say this.

[@AA-yx2tn]

👍I've seen many u.tubes for marbel look🎨, I JUST LIVE IT👍

[@DonyaLane]

This was INSANELY good! My mind is blown!

[@SouthCoastStudio]

Thanks Donya

[@sandrawightman7879]

This is just amazing! It turned out beautifully. 🖌

[@SouthCoastStudio]

Thank you 🙏

[@edagunsoy6465]

I want to paint an entire wall with this marble effect. Thank you for the video. It looks beautiful!😊

[@SouthCoastStudio]

Thanks, you're welcome

[@cheryldolan5701]

Hi Eda,would love to see how your wall came out

[@kenvalrdson7777]

@@cheryldolan5701 Me too

[@cllmshand]

Love the technique!

[@SouthCoastStudio]

Thanks Callum 👍

[@necoragha65]

And that is why you are the master!

[@rebfour6434]

Fantastic.. Have you used stumble glaze mixing with colours ?

[@jhomarsalazar6784]

Que hermoso tu arte, muchas felicidades Pregunta? Que material de pintura utilizas? Se puede implementar en paredes de yeso ? Se pude implementar en paredes de cemento? Saludos desde Bolivia

[@SouthCoastStudio]

Thank you, this technique is very versatile you just have to consider what type of paint you use and how you finish and protect your work. All of this advice is covered in my online course: www.southcoaststudio.co.uk/faux-marbling-online-course.

[@7dollarx]

Amazing and relaxing to watch. Thank you.

[@carolcalf2032]

I’m afraid without being told what you were doing is was extremely difficult to work out what you were doing Shame because the final effect was good but we don’t know how you did it. Perhaps that was intentional?

[@SouthCoastStudio]

Hi, these were just sample boards which I prepared for my in-person studio courses

[@ladykenja2700]

- B E A U T I F U L L Y done ! ! ! Thanx 4 sharing the technique.

[@jazandjaxk5051]

Excellent! What Solution Are You Working With Please?

[@НаталяМалярчук-н2н]

Дякую за чудову ідею.

[@anagrijoarquiteturaedesign1356]

Muito belo seu trabalho me encantei👏👏estou querendo fazer numa parede qual tinta você usou ???

[@carlosnascimento6341]

Descobriu qual Tintas?

[@joanofirk6216]

Thank you so much for sharing this tutorial. I'm working on this, now, and this is extremely helpful.

[@SouthCoastStudio]

Thanks, I hope it goes well.

[@joanofirk6216]

Thanks, learning to paint with glazes is a worthwhile challenge, @@SouthCoastStudio. I can't help thinking about all of the time it took to master blending with thick acrylics, when this is so much more fluid and the effects are beautiful. In this video, at the 5:30 mark, are you applying clear glaze or tinted white glaze? I might have other questions, as I keep learning. I hope you don't mind.

[@joanofirk6216]

Also, at 6:20, is the surface wet or dry?

[@joanofirk6216]

Also...lol is the surface wet or dry at 7:20? It's hard to tell, because of the sheen of the glaze, whether it's wet or dry. Thank you so much, if you have the time to answer. I'm not in a hurry, there's so much to learn!

[@joanofirk6216]

@@SouthCoastStudio From now on, this is the bar, for great marbling. Beautiful work.

[@lorette2443]

Your demonstration was awesome but only if you would have kept describing all the details while working such as why did you paint so many layers, which paint were you using, what color contrast go well, does the paint have to dry between coatings and can we finally seal the work with any clear coating. A reply would be appreciated.

[@rylinmurphy2538]

Great vid, exactly what I'm looking to do. What is it you are doing with the cloth around 3:40?

[@claudiofornaroMusic]

Excellence! The patience to do bigger areas.

[@everblackrides]

I love the technique, awesome! 🖤

[@SouthCoastStudio]

Thank you

[@wdbuilder7788]

Thank you for sharing, I learned a lot 👍.

[@hedesiua.vladimir9748]

YOU are a master!

[@SouthCoastStudio]

Thank you

[@mad-gre-ekaekog2170]

My college days my tutors will really good the told me good white vaine marble van den mier mahogany aok and glazing brook house college I remember the cubithalls the wall papering and paint came naturally my grandfather roots but over roll brings back memories nice job fella

[@SouthCoastStudio]

Thank you for the comment

[@mozhgansalehi4177]

İt s amazing thank you for sharing. What do you use at the end for fixing?🎉

[@SouthCoastStudio]

Hi, I usually use a high quality acrylic varnish or lacquer.

[@CahnDalan310]

grey marble GO GO GO continue to be passionate to be creative, keep watching, and the video is good

[@SThomson-cr1zr]

Another level!

[@TheMathieu2011]

3:35 had the best rendering for me

[@theeclecticanimist4415]

like the feather idea for lines, but could easily be done with 1 coat primer, dabbing colors of choice on, (darkest to lightest)... and 2 coats poly on top.... and done with time enough to enjoy is the same day... (also was very little explaining on what paints/brushes, costs etc...)

[@trishahammond1967]

I agree 100%... your method would be less expensive and time consuming.

[@Dawns_Creative_Carousel]

@@trishahammond1967it would t look real

[@goldenvillageuae9372]

what king of products are you using. please give me lists.

[@raydelvalle4059]

Wow what an artist. God bless you're talent

[@jonathandoney9654]

Can you do the floating marble technique

[@manuelatravassos8067]

Wonderful!!! So much technique! Congratulations, you are a artist!

[@SouthCoastStudio]

Thank you ☺️

[@ninamelsted8702]

Fantastic. Thank you so much.

[@oddfellowi4711]

This is brilliant. Bit obsessed with trying to get the hang of fake marble (I want to have a go at some of our skirting boards once I can produce a vaguely reasonable and consistent technique). I've watched multiple videos but keep coming back to this one. Could you please tell me if you use just ordinary emulsion? Also is it just different shades of the same colour? You seem to use 3 tones-a greyish colour, a lighter colour and then a darker colour (for the veiny bits). Is the darkest shade black or very dark brown? Apologies I am slightly colour-blind. I've only tried acrylics/acrylic glazes so far but this looks ace.

[@SouthCoastStudio]

Hi there, thanks for the comments, I usually stick to acrylic paint for these types of effects. To keep the paint from drying too quickly, I added a little acrylic scumble. I used a tiny amount of black, but mainly shades of dark brown, over a white base. Good luck with your work, take care, Simon

[@oddfellowi4711]

@@SouthCoastStudio ​Hi Simon. Thanks for the reply. Hmm interesting. Your paint looks thicker/smoother than mine (perhaps it's better quality) or maybe it's the use of scumble. Do you add the scumble to each colour you use? I've never used it before. I'll get myself some and also a dark brown and continue to have a mess about (I'm nothing if not persistent!). Thanks again for the advice. Stephen.

[@SouthCoastStudio]

@oddfellowi4711 hi Stephen your welcome, if you want to know more, I have lots of how-to videos and short courses on my KZbin memberships, best wishes Simon

[@oddfellowi4711]

@@SouthCoastStudio I'll keep having a go but may well have a look at your tutorials. I've seen lots of videos where people produce a reasonable marble-ish effect (arguably with fewer steps and quicker) but your stuff is on another level (what with taking the time to do the different layers and all) so it's well worth putting the time in to try and learn. Thanks again!

[@oddfellowi4711]

@SouthCoastStudio Hi Simon. Sorry for another comment. I just wondered if there is a full tutorial of the carrara marble on your channel? I'm thinking of signing up to the gold subscription for a bit to get more information on how to achieve this effect? Thanks.

[@stephenwest3728]

An explanation of what you were doing would help

[@joern75]

Stunning effect 👌

[@Jonotheproducer]

This is awesome!

[@fereshtehtarakameh9247]

Perfect and professional

[@jackwardley3626]

Juliana Graham. if your desk is a white background I would use a acrylic system 3 paynes grey mixed with original glaze scumble . Then secondly mix your paynes grey with a white matt emulsion not vinyl your a white undercoat.Thirdly you could lightly use the paynes grey by it's self so it stand's out more for a heavier finish.

[@bridalsilkflowrs]

that is beautiful

[@Pagrod]

He’s showing you the technique he uses to simulate marble! And it’s awesome! Thank you for sharing your technique.

[@queennchronicales7815]

Thanks for this video. Great job. Do you have to let the paint in between applications?

[@jaandel1]

What do you use to protector the board polyurethane or lacquer??? Or acrylic sealant

[@SouthCoastStudio]

Hi Jaime, for interior work, I always use acrylic lacquer.

[@andyt5559]

It looks crap, to start with, but, what appears obvious, it's all about the layers, to give it depth! What paints are you using, scumble glaze etc? I have painted my bedroom a rich red, but sub divided the walls with bare panels spaced to the dimensions of the room, those will be painted white, then marbling applied!

[@SouthCoastStudio]

Thanks for the comment, yes I used acrylic scumble and acrylic paint and tints, good luck with your project 👍

[@tazmo09]

Your work is beautiful. I just wish you would describe what you're doing. Goes fast and hard to follow to try to reproduce.

[@thegrumble3826]

Sorry if this is a repeat question but what materials/brands did you use? This really is rather spectacular. Thank you for sharing.

[@SouthCoastStudio]

Hi thanks for the kind words, for this sample board I used water based paint. Acrylic eggshell paint for the base and acrylic scumble glaze and colourisers from Polyvine. The tools I used were, a stippling and a softening brush, a couple of artists paint brushes and a feather.

[@kramakers6958]

Love it. I bet i could do entire length of countertops so it looks like it came from one slab of granite. Hmm🤔👍🙌

[@itsnotthatdeepbro8219]

Your username 🤣

[@kramakers6958]

@@itsnotthatdeepbro8219 thank you, 😁 couldn't resist with RNC going on. 😆

[@marisacabral6710]

MAGNIFICENT!!!

[@huzaifazoaib6688]

On wall we can do

[@fortuneoguoma9940]

Nice work, can u list your tools? Thanks.

[@stevie68a]

A badger brush is what he's using to soften the lines. A fan brush could work if you don't have a badger brush.

[@Bittybee]

Lovely! Where can I find the bigger brushes you used to blur the lines and stipple? :)

[@viktorkozliakov5946]

Many thanks for the video, repeating the marble drawing is not as easy as it seems. I love. We make decor in houses, sometimes you need to paint marble, you get very cool, I want to learn too.

[@maryamuzma5231]

انگاشفلم

[@magictooth2]

can it be done using Latex Paint?

[@trendschanel1587]

Verry good... 👍👍👍

[@MrVbobby]

When simulating marble try alcohol in a spray bottle for water based paints and naptha or lighter fluid for oil base paints it does at least half the job for you. I used to paint movie sets and for big surfaces like replicating the US Senate for Logan's run or the supreme court for first Monday in October we used homemade marble walpaper made with a rectangle container filled with water we floated oil paints on the surface with ketchup bottles pulled the rolls of paper under that water and when it came up the oil paint stuck to the top of the paper instant marble. Your work looks pretty good but I am sorry to say it would not get past any art director or decorator that I worked for . Keep at it the alcohol/naptha trick really works

[@Marie-rq4lv]

Hello! can you tell me which brushes and materials you use for this effect?

[@steadyeddie7]

Five more minutes of that music and my brain would have turned into faux marble!

[@SchWarZePest1]

Which colors were used? Oil, acrylic, ...

[@gandhitorres1120]

what type of paint did u used?

[@grill37]

Great job

[@LeightonRebecca]

Can you tell me the names of the colors of paint you used and the other supplies?

[@usmanmahmud7353]

Hi

[@thomaspereira1276]

Hello, where can I order the product for this same effect ? I'm from Canada

[@TXGladiators]

"It's good. Damn good. Everyon else's opinion sucks", John Barron.

[@skyesan126]

Beautiful.. thanks for sharing

[@mayarowencakcrauderueff4233]

This is really impressive! WOW!

[@SouthCoastStudio]

Thanks

[@garymac8229]

Stunning. Xxxx thanks

[@MegaAngel0703]

I love it but can you give me all the materials needed to do this

[@chauvu6756]

Beautyful, Tks

[@MsRachid01]

Hello ! did you use oil paint?

[@SouthCoastStudio]

No, it's all done using acrylic paints and glazes.

[@MsRachid01]

@@SouthCoastStudio thank you so much

[@ziggilypiggily]

Beautiful!

[@CookingGuy815]

Snobs Interiors very good !!!

[@myg6204]

Excellent video, beautiful, but unfortunately no explanation 😔🤷‍♀️

[@annshr9917]

Your work is amazing. It takes my breath away, so realistic looking! Did you use regular paint or glaze and pigment? I want to try my hand at it, following your method. Thanks. I hope you reply.

[@celloafterdark4173]

I would enjoy the video much more with no music or quieter music that doesn’t loop every 10seconds. The marble looks very realistic!

[@Mundodalaraot]

Lindo. Sinto não saber o material usado.

[@mrhellothere4143]

damn that looks realistic. I'm painting set pieces for a Greek play and looking for inspiration. This work looks so good holy shit

[@Nerissa2Charlie]

I mean it's called snobs interiors. what did you do to stay wet the whole time? And not ruin the underpaintings..

[@SouthCoastStudio]

Hi, I use acrylic scumble glaze and vary the drying time between layers.

[@suspensefulness]

what paint do u use and can the same be done using epoxy

[@SouthCoastStudio]

I don't use epoxy paint for these types of paint effects, apart from as a high gloss finish lacquer, once the effect has been achieved.

[@suspensefulness]

@@SouthCoastStudio i was thinkin the same thing ,just use the clear epoxy for a top coat ,but use the acrylics as the actual art

[@SouthCoastStudio]

In my experience, this works best. If you would like to learn more about how I created these effects, then you can head over to my memberships and watch several detailed tutorials on the Artist level. Good luck with your projects.

[@suspensefulness]

@@SouthCoastStudio yes i want the memberships thank u

[@joostvanderhave8628]

How long did it take?

[@sweetsart-paint769]

Hi what is the board you are painting on it? Is it wooden or any other special material?

[@SouthCoastStudio]

Hi, it's just an MDF sample board

[@kathleendrummond1360]

would love a step by step instructions without music please

[@Shana_thee_Creative]

Was that a wet reg you used to remove the areas you werent happy with?

[@taraconrad9337]

Rubber gloves

[@nottsork]

Would be nice without the music and more instruction assuming this is the first video i watched what is a softening brush what did you use to make the black. Etc

[@SouthCoastStudio]

Thanks for the feedback, I have to agree, the music was not a good choice. In future videos I will choose more carefully. The video was not meant to be a tutorial but as an example of what a student could expect to produce on one of my courses. I will be covering these techniques in more detail in a series of tutorials over the next few months.

[@RSuban1]

Excellent

[@dorothymorris4584]

I love that look..How can I get I touch with you I need to get mine kitchen counter top don...like ASP..

[@abderrahimbergniz7661]

perfect. I will try it on larger surface. thank you for sharing

[@AutoBodyEverything]

I see.... it’s multiple layers of the same exact thing again and again except each time you make a layer, you push it back less and less and leave more and more fine detail up front.

[@williamskrainski8407]

SPECTACULAR

[@benjaminclark995]

Question was this done on foam core? And you just painted over layers without letting them dry?

[@TrapVisionRecords]

Same question!

[@tiborapro505]

Can you please clarify what kind of paint you are using? Is it oil or water-based? Gorgeous job anyway :)))

[@harpermygirl8675]

I don't think we like to see in fast motion. Also what colors are you using? Mystery.