Negative Marble Technique

Create an easy and quick marble using a "negative technique". A negative technique is when a glaze is removed or displaced with different tools in order to modify its appearance. Examples of negative techniques are stippling, strie, sponging off, ragging, and so on. Here I have developed a simple system in just two easy steps and with a minimum supply of brushes and materials. This technique allows you to create a beautiful texture that is great on it own or as a background for marbling or distressing. This is a great finish to use for baseboards, casing, profiles, molding and so on.
Products mentioned:
Glazing Brush
www.fauxbrushes.com/GLZ-41.html
Slow Drying Fluid Acrylics
www.fauxbrushes.com/PSF-111.html
Chiqueteur
www.fauxbrushes.com/MB-9.html
Squirrel Flat 3-Header
www.fauxbrushes.com/MB-7.html
Round Softener
www.fauxbrushes.com/MB-10.html
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