Faux Painting Techniques 101

Which tool is NOT used in faux marble technique?

When creating a granite-like look, the best way to apply paint is with which tool?

Most faux painting techniques are wet paint techniques.

Granite, marble and wood come in many varieties and colors.

Rag rolling is a wet paint technique.

The final step to all faux painting techniques is?

When creating a faux brick technique what important step creates a porous look?

Scumbling is a wet paint technique.

The word "faux" means realistic.

What are the most common colors used in spattering techniques?

If we want to create sparkles in our faux granite look, how might we do that?

What is the first step to any faux painting technique?

Sponging is a wet paint technique.

How did the artist create veins on her faux marble?

What is an important feature of marble that separates it from other surfaces?

After the base coat dries, what is the next step when creating wood-graining?

Marbling is a dry paint technique.

Wood graining is a dry paint technique.

For most faux painting techniques we use at least how many different colors (including the base)?

The technique of lightly moving paint from one direction to another with a sponge or bag to cover your surface is?