faux finish walls -Richard Bagguley

Murals date back to 30,000 BC from the earliest paintings in the Chauvet cave
France. The largest numbers of paintings are from Egyptian tombs in 3150BC,
Pompeii in 100BC-AD79 and Minoan places 1700-1600BC.

Normal mural commissions are either painted directly onto the wall or the ceiling in the
commissioning clients house or in the studio

The late Greek and Roman period discovered the decorative use of trompe l'oeil - that is making a flat wall surface seem as if it is 3D architecture, simply by painting it on with light and shade.

To be any type of artist you need to be motivated by the urge to create, and finding the exact
area in which the creative inspiration can be channeled for best visual and or financial gain is
the first step to success.

Faux finish painting is a technique that creates texture and nuance by replicating the look or feel of other surfaces, such as striped wallpaper, suede or marble.- authorSTREAM Presentation

Richard Bagguley was born in England on November 12th 1955. After a private education he went to Bournemouth and Pool College of Art to study art and photography. Later he travelled the world extensively photographing and drawing the people of South America, Asia and Australia and staging exhibitions in Europe.

The problem was the luxury waterfront apartment with grand vistas on the 37th floor was terribly
let down by the elevator opening right in front of the air conditioning door. All the elegance of the…

A wall mural inside your house will not only make your indoor space distinctive but also make it feel like home. Because of this, selecting a mural artist is crucial to ensuring the success of this project.

Richard Bagguley was born in England on November 12th 1955. After a private education he went to Bournemouth and Pool College of Art to study art and photography. Later he travelled the world extensively photographing and drawing the people of South America, Asia and Australia and