. I first painted the background colors in different blocks and added complimentary colors with a sea sponge and then shaded them with a black green float. The larger 'Bon appétit' font was then carved into the board using a special tool in our school woodworking shop. I was then able to paint the embossed letters with the black green once again, giving it depth. The last step was cutting out more lettering and then gluing them onto the finished painting in order to create an interesting 3D effect.
High school art teacher's blog about murals in the school cafeteria, hallways, doors, etc.
jeudi 26 mars 2015
cafeteria entrance
Our school cafeteria has a 'Bon appétit' bistro theme. These paintings are posted on MDF boards at the entrance of our cafeteria, just above the surrounding lockers
. I first painted the background colors in different blocks and added complimentary colors with a sea sponge and then shaded them with a black green float. The larger 'Bon appétit' font was then carved into the board using a special tool in our school woodworking shop. I was then able to paint the embossed letters with the black green once again, giving it depth. The last step was cutting out more lettering and then gluing them onto the finished painting in order to create an interesting 3D effect.
. I first painted the background colors in different blocks and added complimentary colors with a sea sponge and then shaded them with a black green float. The larger 'Bon appétit' font was then carved into the board using a special tool in our school woodworking shop. I was then able to paint the embossed letters with the black green once again, giving it depth. The last step was cutting out more lettering and then gluing them onto the finished painting in order to create an interesting 3D effect.
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