How to paint a mural

Paint a Mural

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This is a mural I did in my living room, tap to extend. The key to drawing a mural is to capture what u want to audience or people viewing your work to see.

For solid animals or objects, always work from the outside in. Outline your object first.

For solid animals or objects, always work from the outside in. Outline your object first.

This is another bird I painted where I outlined then painted on the inside.

This is another bird I painted where I outlined then painted on the inside.

In a mural, always make sure you chalk out your idea first. Wall paint is permanent once dry so use ordinary sidewalk chalk to draw out what you want to paint. Always have a wet rag with u to wipe off

In a mural, always make sure you chalk out your idea first. Wall paint is permanent once dry so use ordinary sidewalk chalk to draw out what you want to paint. Always have a wet rag with u to wipe off

Chalk if you mess up. You can also paint over chalk as well so its a cool tool to use.

This is a mural I did in my room. The lines are all different sizes because I used different pressures. But I suggest using different sized brushes for a beginner because it is so much harder to draw

This is a mural I did in my room. The lines are all different sizes because I used different pressures. But I suggest using different sized brushes for a beginner because it is so much harder to draw

On a wall than on a flat surface.

Make sure you always have a drop cloth under your work space to catch any drips since paint doesn't come off carpets. A drop cloth is just fabric or plastic a painter puts around their work space.

Make sure you always have a drop cloth under your work space to catch any drips since paint doesn't come off carpets. A drop cloth is just fabric or plastic a painter puts around their work space.

Thank you!! And good luck with any painting jobs you take on. If I missed anything let me know. Comment!

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