To draw a beautiful wall painting, you should have enough tools to use. If you want to do a good job, you must sharpen your tools first. With good tools, you can draw comfortably and efficiently. Brush: You can choose chalk (wolf hair) or oil painting pen (bristle). Gouache is soft, suitable for delicate description and smooth brushwork, and it is smooth to apply. The oil painting pen has a hard texture, can control heavy pigments, and has a strong sense of brushwork. Generally, brushes are bought in sets, a set of 30 to 50 can be bought, from large to small. Special pictures need thin lines, you can buy two Gou Xianbi appropriately, and the marker hook is also very good, but you always feel that it lacks charm. Painting brush: Generally, painting brushes include wool, nylon and bristles, which is equivalent to an extra-large brush. In wall painting, there is usually a large area of painting, so it is very important to use a brush for painting. Wool brushes are soft, making it easier to use plain paint. Bristle brush (also called oil painting brush), like oil painting pen, can control heavy pigments and paint large areas.

Nylon brush is a wonderful flower that people love and hate. Nylon brush has good elasticity, super flat color and particularly smooth blank holder. The disadvantage is that it is very thin, easy to penetrate the bottom, and the bristles do not absorb material, so it needs to be dipped in paint after a few strokes. Roller and spray gun: suitable for large-scale painting, roller is simply a painting artifact, which is easy for ordinary people to master. Spray gun has high professional requirements, and auxiliary equipment such as air pump, power supply and filter screen. However, the spray gun is very suitable for large-area gradual change, which is faster than natural brushing, so professional wall painters will use it for background color gradual change (there is also a spray gun that has been brushing, called spray painting, so I won't introduce it in detail here). Acrylic pigment is recommended for wall painting (never use gouache pigment, which will fade when it meets water). Its advantages are economical price and dryness. You can also use color paste as latex paint, which is more economical and practical, but it can only be used in plane painting. Because latex paint is not as thick as pigment colloid, it is not easy to paint directly on the palette. When the color is dry, it will reduce the saturation and it is difficult to control. I personally like propylene mixed with latex paint. I like the matte effect of latex paint when it dries. Pure propylene will shine when it dries. The floor color of latex paint is also very good, and it is economical. Color paste is a good thing. White latex paint and red, yellow and blue color paste can be used to adjust almost any color, provided that the color paste has good brand and high purity. If you have to say that you make a fluorescent green or pink rose with red, yellow and blue, then come and say it. Oil painting pigment is the most basic mural pigment since 1000, because it has been preserved for a long time (refer to the oil paintings of Louvre for hundreds of years). In modern times, few people directly paint walls with acrylic paint unless they are real local tyrants. Because it's too fucking expensive, it takes a month to finish the painting. . . Self-painting is a way to draw streets on the wall. You can use it by shaking the jar, but you have to run after spraying. Refer to subway parkour for details. Other auxiliary equipment: chalk (typing is easier than pencil, big red chalk is not easy to erase, please pay attention) disposable cups (necessary for color matching, very easy to use in buckets (both color matching and pen washing can be done), spirit level (optional, two or three hundred pieces can make you horizontal and vertical), and textured paper (can help you if you draw a straight line badly)?

Projector (typing artifact, local equipment, remember to bring a patch panel palette) Our professional drywall painting can usually be replaced by picking up a cardboard or wooden board on the construction site because we are too lazy to wash it. ) gloves (I don't care if I don't want to get paint all over my hands) overalls (I usually wear old clothes to draw because I can't wash them off) scaffolding and herringbone ladders (necessary for aerial work) crane slings and life insurance (necessary for ultra-aerial work) sisters (because drawing with sisters is more efficient, it would be more perfect if you are a sister you like) Bluetooth speakers (how can I draw without Beethoven's second symphony accompaniment? ) Headphones (quietly listening to songs and trying to draw) Sunglasses (I was beaten eight times a day last time) Cigarette pigments (I refused to draw without these two) 2 Tools are ready, and then molding begins. This person needs art foundation, and it is difficult to master large-scale control for the first time. You can draw a nine-square grid to control the correct shape first. Of course, the projector is an artifact. If you ask me if I don't want to use the projector, of course I do. It's time-saving and accurate. This bumblebee is too tall to use the projector. It took six hours to start the model manually. The second time I drew bumblebee, I brought a projector and finished it in 20 minutes. The position of each screw is correct.