This is a flat panel done in a walnut wood grain with trompe l oeil raised molding. This was a study done for a designer client of mine. You might see a finish like this performed on a cabinet or a door way to give it a sense of depth or uncommon age. You can also go for a more distressed look to match other antique pieces in the room.
Update July 26, 2011 Master Trompe L’Oeil Artist Michel Nadaii (A tribute to an artist with a passion to teach …Read the Rest
Updated 7/24/2011 Faux Finish Marquetry Walnut woodgrain inlay Marquetry is an art form that dates back hundreds of years and …Read the Rest
I know this what some of you have been waiting to see who have been following my faux brick wine …Read the Rest
Over the past year I have seen an increase in popularity in trompe loeil being used as a solution to …Read the Rest
A Step by Step Guide To How To Paint A “Faux Fresco” Since preparing the studio in Bonita Springs for …Read the Rest
