The art of Wood Graining is a highly sought after artform
Yachts, Entry Doors, Libraries, Stairway Panels, Overhead Garage Doors, and even vehicles
adorn some of the rarest and protected species of wood in the world and why the art form exists today. The art of wood-graining goes back hundreds of years and has been passed down for generations.
Although many of the “Old World Recipes” has changed to a modern and more environmentally concerned era the techniques have pretty much remained the same
Like many other art forms, it is a traditional art that is practiced and learned at several levels. Ranging from a more commercially convincing level to an ultimately realist high-end result
which usually involves some of the rarest, extinct and most exotic types of woods in the world.
It takes a seasoned decorative artist who understands the structure of these exotic species of different woods and to masterfully render the realism of these rare wood
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Although many of the “Old World Recipes” has changed to a modern and more environmentally concerned era the techniques have pretty much remained the same
Like many other art forms, it is a traditional art that is practiced and learned at several levels. Ranging from a more commercially convincing level to an ultimately realist high-end result
which usually involves some of the rarest, extinct and most exotic types of woods in the world.