Volumetric painting. Volumetric paintings on the wall: varieties and ideas for the home

Making a three-dimensional picture with your own hands is a solution for extraordinary people who want to make their home decor individual and not keep standard drawings.

To create three-dimensional paintings for walls, the most different material, for example, a picture is made from gypsum, you can create paintings from fabric with your own hands, create three-dimensional paintings on the wall from putty, make various abstractions or applications, create a bas-relief, apply mosaics and much more. The list of drawings is large, it is important to choose the right image, and for this, photos and videos from the Internet are used, which will help determine the artistic design and choose the technique for applying drawings to the walls.

Paintings from putty

Drawing on the wall with your own hands is often done with putty, but the option is not for lazy people, but when you can create a picture, it will look beautiful, and the cost is just putty, you can use the rest after the repair.

It is not recommended to manufacture from complex paintings; it is better to make a relief pattern from simple image, learn, then move on to more complex pictures, This right plan. Surface grinding is not needed, so you can create a picture on the wall without dust. You need a spatula to work. Before making pictures from putty, preparation is carried out.

Foundation preparation

Volumetric drawings are applied to plastered and even walls, if so, then the surface is prepared as follows:

1. The wall for processing is covered with a primer.
2. After drying, the background is made by choosing desired colors, the putty is applied to the base with a spatula, a roller is used to paint the base.
3. Next, a picture is taken. Acrylic compositions dry quickly, which means that after a couple of hours a pattern is applied, for example, a landscape, a butterfly, a cane fruit. If the work is done by a master of art, then you can draw a stone city, spring, autumn, birds or nature.

You can transfer the drawing to the walls using a stencil, the main thing is not to select complex wall paintings so that there are no difficulties with puttying. Pictures are medium in size. There are two options for applying plaster to the wall:

Applying plaster:	Description:
Spatula drawing:	With the help of a pencil, lines are drawn on the wall, then the spatula is placed along the line and drawn along the drawing. Excess mixture is removed with a second spatula. When the contours are dry, you can apply paint on them. Similar instructions for the rest of the lines on the wall. The volumetric picture is ready.
Draw through a syringe:	The needle is removed from the syringe, after filling with putty, it is reinserted. Further, the composition is squeezed out along the contours on the wall. After the main drawing, you need to make the details of the picture. When everything is dry, paint is used, which is applied with a piece of cloth or a sponge. The grooves may not be painted. When the base color dries, the second color is applied, on small parts drawing where the brush is applied.

A flower, a leaf of a tree and other drawings on the wall are made in the picture. If desired, you can use modeling, glue additional accessories, for example, make a frame with a baguette, use twine on canvas, decorations in the form of kanzasha, quilling, macrame and other decorations. Optionally, you can use strips of wood, moldings and other ideas.

A photo of the design of the bas-relief of the painting on the walls can be found on the net, so that it is clearer what to draw in your home, so that the interior is living and beautiful, complements the room. An inscription is also made or a letter is left as the signature of the author.

Volumetric paintings on the wall (video)

Volumetric paintings made of wood

Textured paintings on the wall made of wood look rich, but creating a three-dimensional pattern will require not only a skill, but also a lot of effort and time. The method of decorating the walls is unusual, and for work you need chisels, special knives, varnish, stain, and a wooden frame. The selected three-dimensional drawing must be transferred to the tree, and then begin to cut out the contours. From the depth of the cutout, a three-dimensional picture will be obtained. Due to the stain, an original look is obtained and the volume increases, and the finished picture is varnished to protect it.

IN this case painting does not need additional use of accessories, you just need to cut out the picture and hang it on the wall. This view allows you to create a modular drawing, for example, a triptych, but it is very difficult to make the desired relief. At the end, some people insert glass into the frame. Before creating volumetric paintings from wood, it is better to watch a master class on cutting wood.

Volumetric decoupage

Decoupage is the easiest type of wall decoration, in addition, this technique allows you to design not only walls, but also other surfaces, even a beginner can do the work. The main plus is the ability to make a flat element voluminous using improvised material. Creating volumetric decoupage needs the following:

1. A colored paper piece specifically for decoupage, you can use foil, wallpaper or photo wallpaper.
2. Glue.
3. The polymeric material is clay.
4. Napkin, textile, satin material.
5. Brush.
6. Scissors.

The step-by-step scheme of volumetric paintings for walls is as follows:

1. Cut out of paper or other material desired picture, you can use print and print the pattern.
2. Further, the drawing is urinated in water and blotted with a cloth.
3. On reverse side glue is applied and firmly glued to the wall.
4. Similarly, work is carried out with other parts of the picture so that the joints match, integrity is not violated.

A three-dimensional drawing can be obtained if the image is again pasted over an already finished drawing. At the very end, varnish is applied to the drawing. You can use corrugated cardboard, plasticine, paper tapes, non-woven or vinyl wallpaper, crepe or newspaper material, making multi-colored and unusual drawing. You can cover any object, for example, a bottle, doors in bathrooms or bedrooms.

Advice! Can be portrayed winter Garden, shells, salty seas. For the kitchen, a picture of cereals, beans, or a simple cake on the wall is suitable. This a budget option design, for which you can take any home material that is at home and make the desired pattern, picture or drawing on the wall out of it.

3d paper picture

Making paintings for interior walls out of paper is the cheapest. A classic drawing can be created step by step if you prepare:

1. paper.
2. Scissors.
3. Paints.
4. Cardboard.
5. frame.
6. Gouache.

It is necessary to get the glass out of the frame and stick an artificial or natural material. Jeans, braid, felt or paper are used. This will be the background that the person will look at. Next, a pattern is cut out of cardboard, after which it must be folded and slowly pasted onto the site.

It will be correct to paint some elements and let them dry, then to glue them into the frame. Owls, roses, peonies are good. The picture will be complemented by lace, weaving, rhinestones, beads, embroidery, leather, thread, sand, which can be glued onto paste or PVA. The finished painting can be hung in the room on Right place to complete the style.

Using any master class, you can decorate all the walls in the house, even if the room is small, the coating is old. Any tool is good, the work is carried out for a short time and the wall partition is quickly decorated. Also, certain techniques can be used to create postcards. An excellent plan is to use not ready-made three-dimensional paintings for the walls, but puzzles that, after being assembled, are hung on the walls or foam from which the drawing is created.

Volumetric paintings for walls can be supplemented with lighting, a strip of diode tape. Volumetric drawings on the walls are suitable for any style, even if it is minimalism, where denim material looks great. In the picture you can depict your fate, if you have the skills of artistic creativity.

Photo gallery of three-dimensional paintings on the wall

IN Lately gaining immense popularity sculptural painting decorative plaster. This type of work cannot be attributed to repair, because this is a real art. Let's figure out what kind of painting this is, and what does decorative plaster have to do with it.

Definition of concepts

Sculptural painting is also called volumetric painting, because created paintings are not flat (as is the case with the works of artists), but have volume (as is the case with the work of sculptors). Moreover, to create such works of art, the most various materials, but we are interested in working with decorative plaster. The fact is that it is textured decor that makes it possible to create a wide variety of visual effects in volume.

Someone will say that we are talking about the bas-relief, when the figures protrude slightly on the plane. However, sculptural painting is a different concept, although it originates from the bas-relief.

It is worth mentioning right away that sculptural painting with decorative plaster can be carried out on the following surfaces:

1. Plywood. The work is carried out on a piece of plywood, which is framed with a baguette, and the result is a picture that can be hung on the wall.
2. Column. Sculptural painting is also used to decorate columns, but this is an extremely complex process that not every master can do.
3. Various interior items. These items include a vase, Wall Clock, boxes, etc.

This method can be used to repair damaged coatings. For example, if a piece of plaster has fallen off or some other defect has appeared (wallpaper has torn, paint has fallen off, etc.), then a picture made using the sculptural painting method can be placed in this place. In this case, the interior will be transformed, and no one will guess that some kind of defect was hidden.

I would like to emphasize once again that the bas-relief and sculptural painting have much in common, but differ from each other. In the latter case, beautiful "pictures" are created not so much on the wall as on other objects, as described above. Other working equipment is also used, in particular, the main tool is a palette knife.

Tools

To complete the work, you will need certain tools, which is somewhat different from the standard set for decorative plaster. Below is a standard set of tools, which is also suitable for bas-relief.

• Palette knife. This tool is similar to a small trowel, and one cannot do without it in sculptural painting. It is he who helps to form small details and patterns on the surface. It is convenient for them not only to apply a small amount of material, but also to carefully remove excess from a dried surface.
• Scrapers and knives. Such tools are required in order to scratch and smooth out the details of the picture. It is also worth noting the need to use a sanding grid and a sanding block to align the pattern and make it smooth in certain places. Such tools are most often used when working with stencils.
• Stencils can be used, but they are not recommended. Stamping of the same forms has nothing to do with art, which is sculptural painting with decorative plaster.
• Paint brush. This tool, due to its soft pile, is suitable for smoothing the edges of a three-dimensional pattern. Also, the brush can be wetted with water to soften some layers and correct previous mistakes.
• Putty knife. This is the most standard tool for decorative plaster. With it, the mixture is applied to the surface to create a base layer.

Initial stage of work

Immediately make a reservation that this process is very complex, and not everyone is able to learn it. Yet this method of decorating is akin to real art, to which there should be a gift. You can verify this in the video below, which shows how difficult this process is (creating a bas-relief).

Preparatory work is not difficult. It is necessary to standardly prepare the surface for textured decorative plaster (clean and level, if required) and the mortar itself. For these purposes, any textured material that is convenient to work with is suitable. The main thing is that it is white, ready to work and there are no fractions in it. We need a plastic mass that is easy to give the desired shape.

If you still could not decide which decorative plaster to choose for these works, then you can do it yourself. To do this, mix three parts plaster, one part glue and one part water. You need to mix until the consistency of the material becomes like icing for the cake.

The order of work on one example

As for the coating, in no case should it be glossy, otherwise the solution will not hold. It is best to practice several times on a piece of plywood. It needs to be primed, and then apply a base coat from the solution. After that, with a pencil, draw on the surface the desired shape, such as a bird.

After that, you need to apply the solution in the middle of the contours. This is usually done with a spatula or trowel, depending on the required volume of material. However, if the pattern is small, then the solution can be squeezed onto the surface using a pastry bag with an appropriate nozzle. Do not try to process more than 0.2 at a time square meters surfaces.

We remove the solution that went beyond the contours, and let the material dry. After that, draw the details with a palette knife. This is the most difficult, because you need to have imagination and certain skills. After that, the small figure is almost ready and all that remains is to paint it. By the way, the base layer could have been painted over at the very beginning, or even now, together with the birds. However, the main coverage should always be highlighted against the general background. For this, metallic nail polish can be suitable, which will add highlights.

Sculptural painting with decorative plaster can be carried out different ways, and the possible patterns are innumerable. It all depends on the imagination of the performer, so there is no universal recipe for creating such a coating. You can only learn from individual examples. And this was just one example of work, and it is the simplest.

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