Aerography on the wall - a new direction in interior design

And as soon as a person tries to decorate his house ... The usual types of decoration of the walls are no longer an original option. After all, whatever the wallpaper, they can not be called and applied differently than it really is. In search of the unusual population of the planet did not last long, and a new direction appeared - airbrushing on the wall.

Aerography is currently a fairly common form of design. Most often it can be seen on cars - bright and colorful drawings can not spoil the appearance in any case. However, airbrushing on the walls in the apartment is not inferior in beauty to the previous type of decoration.

To call this direction a simple repair of your home is simply unforgivable sacrilege. Aerography on the wall is, first of all, an art that can revitalize and transform even the most boring room into the limit of almost every person's dreams. This work is very complicated and painstaking, and it is clear to everyone that only a real professional can do it. And although the airbrushing on the wall is done using stencils, do not try to do it yourself. It is quite natural that such a pleasure is not the cheapest, but the result will be worth it! Already a lot of companies in every big city offer their services for the implementation of the plan.

Modern technology has moved far ahead, so it is much easier and faster to paint the walls. Aerography is not done manually, but with the help of an airbrush, which in literal translation means "air brush". That is why it is possible to reproduce on the surface a drawing of any complexity with the highest accuracy. It can be anything from a reproduction of a famous artist to a portrait of a loved one.

Naturally, to apply the original drawing you need to have absolutely smooth walls, so they should be finished in advance. Quite often you can hear the companies offer about stretch fabrics with airbrushing, but there are some nuances. The fact is that any fabric has microscopic villi, and if you paint them, then when stretching the canvas you can see white stripes of unpainted. There is a way out - the use of paints, which are subsequently fixed with an iron, but this process will be longer, and therefore more expensive.

Aerography on the wall - the direction though young, but very promising and rapidly developing. To date, there is already a huge amount of original shades, which you can choose yourself in the studio when choosing a picture. For example, the use of imitators of chromium, gold, mother-of-pearl, etc. is very popular. There are more complex compositional combinations, for example, a chameleon paint, which, when viewed from different angles, will look different. Color change under the influence of different light also applies to this type of paint.

The last trendy trend was 3D drawing. The effect is simply stunning! And all this splendor is made from practically handy material, as there are no special bas-reliefs for this yet.