Oak Woodgraining From a Painter's Trade Show

[@lecoexpands]

He is an amazing artist, with a heart of a genius human being. Meeting him in person is a total humbling experience. What a nice humble Master… He even signed my book. I’m stoked for life….

[@renatomonteiro1973]

perfeito,maravilhoso, um artista impar.. parabéns

[@johncurrie8743]

does anyone know what type of glaze he used ? make manufacturer etc ?

[@johners1964]

the art of faux by p finklestein, his book he makes his own glaze the book is excellent

[@johncurrie8743]

Steven Field hi Steven I agree his books are excellent but there is no way in knowing what the glaze he uses is personally I use polyvine

[@LuisSilva-tq9sj]

Hello John. I never work with polyvine. What are the open time of that material? For how long can you work the surface? Can you give a little more info about that material? Thanks

[@Telelikeitis]

One hour open time.

[@LuisSilva-tq9sj]

Thanks

[@AmeriFanPicker]

Holy fk. What is he tool being used directly after the burlap? Some sort of rubber mark out tool? Or a stuff brush? Thanks.

[@JohnThePainter555]

Sounded like he described a tool I’ve seen folks use for making soft impressions in clay. They come in many shapes, angled, toothed, pointed. The toothed are very short stubby joints.

[@JohnThePainter555]

Not sure tho. Either way this is legitimately outrageous technique and steps. Not even sure what is happening or what half of the products/terms are.

[@omannuryadin4996]

goooooood