The interior in the life of every person deserves special attention. Moving from room to room of the house, from room to room in all the different buildings and structures in which we find ourselves for at least one day. Each of these interiors contains paintings. Handmade compositions and paintings always attract special attention.

What are three-dimensional paintings?

Nowadays, Hand Made activities are becoming increasingly popular. Admiring some of the products made with your own hands from scrap materials, you are amazed at human imagination and ingenuity.

Why do you need to create with your own hands? Because when you take an ordinary piece of fabric in your hands and turn it into a painting, it makes any ordinary wall of the room much more attractive. By creating cute little things from scrap materials, you can constantly improve, change and complement the interior. Sometimes you don’t need to buy new furniture or make a global rearrangement in the room; it’s enough to show your imagination and turn some ordinary thing into your own designer piece of decor. This a wonderful gift for relatives, friends and acquaintances, they will never forget about the person who gave such a gift.

Paintings and various objects are made from everything to add uniqueness to the surrounding space.

DIY fabric paintings: master class

1. From any fabric that you can find in the house you can do it yourself make a painting a masterpiece. This work will be unique and filled with the energy that the author puts into it.
2. Fabric with an interesting pattern can simply be stretched onto a finished frame. The result is the most elementary composition created with your own hands. This technique is perfect for modular insolation, consisting of 2–3 parts, interconnected by meaning, shape or color.
3. Take leftovers from roughly textured furniture fabric, denim, wool, etc. Cut out various geometric shapes from them. On a frame prepared in advance for a future painting ( made of plywood or thick cardboard) attach fabric figures using a glue gun. The picture is ready.

Do-it-yourself volumetric paintings

Creating cute and unique items for your home interior is a great way to spend time with children. Children will get excellent motor skills development from this activity by cutting out paper. Children's imagination is limitless; it is not placed within the framework of adult society. When you create with children, you return to childhood.

Any creative activity of a person develops not only his imagination, but also those hidden facets of character and skills that many of us are not even aware of. Very often society puts us in some kind of framework and restrictions in which we live and exist. But you only have to do something with your own hands once, and as we show in practice, you will definitely want to create something else that you didn’t even think about before. A person’s soul is made up of his inner fantasy. Don't be afraid to let out your beautiful fantasies. You need to share your world with others, express it in your creativity.

Create - make the world more beautiful!

Painting in the house allows you to create home comfort, as well as an atmosphere complementing the style and interior. If the drawings on the wall are made with your own hands, then they will be more beautiful and original than purchased options.

You don’t have to be an artist like Albrecht, the main thing is to remove doubts, choose a material and technique for decorating walls, creating paintings and start working. In addition, photos and videos on the Internet with master classes presented will allow you to create the most unusual drawings for your home.

Looking for an idea for a painting

You shouldn’t expect that inspiration or an idea will come on its own, this option is not suitable, you need to look for a way out and a method of decorating the house yourself. It is recommended not to initially look at how paintings are created online, but to try to trust your instincts. Having made several options that will be written down on the sheet, something will appear. To create paintings, a family, a child, the main desire can be brought into the house, and even concrete walls will look beautiful with a painting.

In addition, it is free, especially when using improvised material. To create paintings, you can use more than just a brush and paint; coffee beans, varnishes, buttons, a combination of products, kanzashi or quilling are suitable. If the style of the apartment is antique, then it is recommended to use black and white photos for paintings or use old letters, glue dried flowers and photographs onto the canvas.

Knowing what you want, the necessary technology for decorating the painting and the right material are selected. Mothers can use drawings of what their children did when they were in kindergarten and make a panel. Such a pattern is priceless; it can decorate not only children’s rooms, but also the parents’ bedroom. It is recommended to make an art book for the corridor. To simplify it, you can download the Archage program and use it to create the desired image for the walls.

Paintings made of fabric and paper, master class

Making a painting with your own hands from scrap materials is very simple; fabric and paper are often used for this. In addition, you can use not a whole piece of fabric, but only a scrap; different types of textiles look good and complement each other in an unusual way. If there is a large pattern on the fabric, then it is recommended to create several paintings at once, but place them as one pattern. In other words, use a scheme of modular drawings. You will need to hang them at a distance and make each canvas the same size. This cladding adds charm.

The decoration is made from scarves, satin material is used. This material is best used on children’s walls to create a fabulous decor. Scarves are used for Provence style. For a fabric painting, cardboard or plasterboard is used, on which the material is stretched; you can press the fabric with a nail or staples. Step by step you can make a picture from fabric with tulle or curtains like this:

1. Select the size and material. It is better to use blue colors or white.
2. Next, the fabric is cut into ribbons of different widths.
3. The decorative material is applied to the canvas in a chaotic manner, after which all the scraps can be glued.
4. The remaining glue is blotted off.
5. The ends of the material are hidden behind the frame and secured using a nail or stapler.

Gold paint and natural materials are used:

1. Cover the gypsum sheet, plastic, cardboard or board with fabric.
2. Paint the template in the desired color using a roller or brush, acrylic paints.
3. While the dye dries, you need to dry the rowan branch or leaves, and then stick the natural material onto the plaster.
4. A gold can of spray paint is used to process the canvas, creating a pattern.
5. After drying, the branch is removed and the drawing is ready.

Using this method you can make different compositions; you can use a butterfly, shells, roses, glass, fruit, coin and other materials. A good and creative option is fabric butterflies, which can be draped or other soft material used. This application is suitable for walls on which liquid wallpaper is applied.

To make a butterfly, you need plain and variegated fabric. It is better to use PVA for fastening; it is inexpensive but reliable. It is recommended to create butterflies of different sizes, designs and appearances so that the effect is better and the house becomes a living room. If you add another frame, the imitation will become like a full-fledged painting.

The hallway, hall or bedroom is decorated with paper paintings. The design will immediately transform, in addition, you can use newspaper, make a 3D drawing or use the technique of volumetric decoupage. Below are several options for decorating walls with drawings using different papers:

Windows and slopes can be decorated with paintings made of beads or beads, making abstractions, or with certain skills, show creativity and depict characters. For the kitchen, you can use paintings in the form of panels that resemble scales.

To create you need:

1. Cut paper circles of the same size and thickness.
2. Cover the OSB board or other wooden material with cut out pieces and fix it to the panel with glue or staples.
3. Paint the material gold.
4. This decoration is cheap and beautiful. Any fastener for a painting can be made from OBS.

Using thread, you can make different designs from paper for garlands, and then secure them to the wall with nails. The wall covering looks modern, and if there is lighting, the painting in the room will shimmer effectively. If wood is used, you can cut out a geometric pattern, make a dotted pattern, or use the wood burning technique. A family tree is placed on the wall as a wooden picture, an interesting and unusual way of decorating, where the entire clan will be represented, how many people there were and are in the family.

DIY interior painting ideas (video)

Coffee and seasonings for paintings for the kitchen

The kitchen is where most of the time is spent, so there must be pictures on the walls. You can decorate kitchen walls with your own hands very simply and for this you can use different materials that nature has provided:

1. Corn.
2. Cereals.
3. Coffee.

In addition you will need:

1. Cardboard.
2. Glue.
3. Textile.

Inside such paintings you can hang trinkets or add a mirror. Pictures made from coffee beans are ideal for the kitchen. The step-by-step creative manufacturing process is as follows:

1. Cardboard is prepared, from which you need to cut out the shape of a square or rectangle. It all depends on the shape of the future painting.
2. Next, the fabric is marked and cut out, leaving allowances of 5 cm.
3. The fabric material is applied to the cardboard, the corners are cut off and the material is glued. The fabric can stretch, so it is better to stretch it and carefully paste it over so that the picture does not deteriorate after a short time. Burlap is ideal for this task.
4. To give the finishing of the painting more impact, some grains or grains can be painted before application.
5. When the canvas is ready, you need to apply the drawing. To do this, coffee beans and cereals are laid out on the canvas. The final picture depends only on the artist’s imagination. You can arrange the material in any way you like.
6. Having made the pattern, the materials need to be fixed in the picture. For this, glue is used, it is better to use a silicone-based one and use a construction gun, it will be faster and easier.

When the glue has dried, the picture can be hung on the wall. Even brick walls will be adequately decorated with such a painting, especially since this is a homemade copy.

Drawing for a painting

Painting is varied; when decorating the walls of a house, the easiest way would be to paint a picture. The theme can be used differently, depending on preferences and skills. Although even if you don’t have the skills, you can use a stencil and use abstractionism. Different paints are used for work:

1. Oily.
2. Acrylic.
3. Gouache.

Canvas for paintings is used as a basis; if there is no canvas, then the walls are replaced with thick paper or wood, onto which a primer is applied. You can get inspiration in nature, looking at the autumn, forest landscape. If there is no such place for inspiration, then the picture depicts animals, fruits or vegetables, as well as any drawings. A baguette or any other convenient material is used for the frame. Without skills, it is better to find an image that you want to draw, print it and create a picture using a template.

The easiest way to apply a design to a painting is to use paint from a spray can. In this case, the base of the picture should be made of plywood or cardboard. The background is made of a different color so that the drawing in the picture does not merge with it. For example, flowers go well with gold and silver, and the sea breeze can also be depicted on a gold background. A good design move is to create three-layer paintings or modular drawings. If you have no drawing experience at all, then stickers will come to the rescue.

We create paintings from scrap materials

You can make drawings on the walls from various available materials, the main thing is the desire and even a novice artist can create a beautiful drawing. As available materials, you can use clay, letters, various types of covering, for example, embroidery, leather. If there is a niche in the house, you can decorate it with tiles, mosaics, or use photo wallpaper, artificial or natural materials for painting on the walls.

Advice! Also, a three-dimensional drawing on the wall is made using plaster or putty, but in this case it is necessary to level the wall. The combination of wool, wood and leather looks good. Do-it-yourself photos of paintings made from scrap materials will help you make a choice to decorate your living room, bedroom, and even balcony.

On the wall with the fireplace, you can use brick or tiles. Here are two options for picture frames that go well without canvas, made from unedged board, just drill into the wall and hang the frames. A plasticine pattern for walls is perfect for different rooms; if desired, you can make any design using colored plasticine.

If you use a polymer material, namely clay, then even a small children's room will look beautiful before and after renovation. Wood carving looks gorgeous, but it is very difficult to create drawings from a carved board without skills, so the price for such a drawing for walls is high. In addition, laser devices are used to create high-quality images. If you have money, then it’s worth decorating your living room or hall.

A fashionable look for a room with partitions, if you apply a drawing directly to the partition, it can even be by printing the picture and using a stencil, and if you have drawing skills, then use a simple pencil to create a picture on the wall. The option, as in the photo above, is complemented by a sofa and the room as a whole. Using your imagination, you can make a drawing in the form of a money tree on the wall using improvised material or a family tree.

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Paintings are one of the components of the warm and unique atmosphere. And if the paintings are made independently, the emotional “response” from them can be an order of magnitude higher than that of purchased ones. created with your own hands - you will see photos of examples below - thoughtfully thought out and lovingly brought to life, they will give you a good mood for a long time.

Let you not have the talent of an artist, do not shine with creative flair and doubt your taste. Cast aside your doubts. Having a desire to create original paintings for the interior, you can learn some techniques on your own and after a while admire the creation of your own hands.

Looking for an idea for a painting

Inspiration is a fickle and timid thing. Let's not wait for inspiration from above, but let's actively search for ideas for future paintings for the interior.

Advice. At the very beginning, it will be useful not to look on the Internet in search of ideas. Trust your inner instinct: what exactly do I need, how would I like my painting to look, what mood should it bring into my life and into the interior of my home? Write down all the thoughts that come to your mind.

Information, having gained a critical mass, will definitely “shoot” with an original idea. And having the main features of what you are looking for, you can choose the appropriate technique for creating paintings with your own hands for the interior and look at the photographs.

Anything can serve as an impetus for creativity: from sewing accessories and beads to family photos and letters from the home archive.

Advice. For any mother, a touching option for interior decor will be a panel collage of children's drawings, appliqués, the first cute doodles and other priceless creations of little hands.

Choosing ways to create a picture for your interior

There are many ways to bring creative ideas to life. Paint with watercolors, acrylics, paint in oils, create panels from leather, thread or wool, make posters from photos - the choice is yours. Each of the paintings will be interesting and unique in the interior.

Painting with paints

Even if your talent as a painter has passed you by, you are quite capable of creating abstract paintings for the interior at the “cute and soulful” level. You will need:

• oil, acrylic or watercolor paints;
• tablet or easel;
• canvas;
• brushes;
• palette and palette knife;
• scotch;
• solvent.

Making a sketch

The future of the painting that will decorate the interior of your apartment is first drawn with a pencil on the canvas: a composition is built, small elements and main lines are outlined. The space around the main object is “overgrown” with details, the lines of objects intersect with each other and overlap. This gives the picture depth and volume.

Determining the light source

To make the image more realistic, draw in dark and illuminated areas. Mark where and at what angle the light will fall on the objects, where the shadow, penumbra and highlights will be located.

Choosing colors

In order to choose the right colors for a painting, you need to know that:

• to obtain the desired shade, the paints are mixed on a palette and only then applied to the canvas;
• on a sunny day, the color of the object has golden shades, on a cloudy day – grayish;
• if the subject of the painting is night, the objects will be richer and darker than during the day.

Let's create

Multi-volume works and 6 years of study at the institute are devoted to the art of drawing. At the everyday level, we can give several guidelines in this process:

• draw simple objects first;
• dilute and mix the paints for your painting with a reserve, because you won’t be able to achieve exactly the same shade again;
• Before applying the next layer, the previous one must dry well;
• try different techniques, but focus on two or three that you can do;
• within three days, an image made with oil paints can be corrected, failed details can be corrected, or they can be completely erased.

Advice. If, when starting the picture, you planned a plot in the style of realism, and by the middle of the process you are surprised by abstractionism, it doesn’t matter. Urgently pretend that this is what you intended from the very beginning. Abstract creations are merciful to the mistakes of beginners, and in the interior they look impressive and mysterious.

Bead paintings

We begin to create a masterpiece for the interior.

1. Free the frame from the glass.
2. Draw the outlines of the frame on the base.
3. Paste the pattern on which you will lay out the beads.
4. Use thread or wire to mark the contours of the design, gluing them to the base.
5. Glue the beads, distributing them tightly, without voids. If this is uncomfortable to do with your fingers, use a toothpick. Apply glue to small fragments, not allowing it to dry.
6. Let the painting dry completely by placing it vertically for a while. If somewhere the beads are not glued well, they will fall off and you can re-attach them.
7. Frame your beaded item, hang it on the wall and admire the transformed interior.

Painting for the interior from scrap materials

To make the work of your hands, intended for the interior of your home, interesting, do not limit your imagination to any specific techniques. Combine, break the rules, create your own recipes.

Various decorative and natural materials can be used: leather, fabric, buttons, sequins, quilling elements, wallpaper, dried flowers, sea pebbles, shells and even wool. The painting for the interior made of wool is worth considering in more detail.

Painting with wool

Wool painting is a whole art from an unexpected perspective. This is where you don’t have to worry about your artistic abilities: a sketch of a drawing can also be applied under a stencil. Warmth, depth, volume are just a few of the epithets for such a work. A painting made of wool breathes, lives its own life and brings special warmth to the interior.

You will need:

• clamping frame;
• non-woven or flannel backing;
• scissors, tweezers;
• wool of different colors.

Now we begin to paint a picture with wool.

• Draw a sketch on the base.
• Start laying out the wool with the main background color, and then lay out the wool of other colors in layers. You can apply the wool by pulling it into a strand, plucking it into a “cloud”, or tearing it off. Each method creates a different effect: delicate color transitions, transparency or richness of texture, light haze or dense fluffy balls of fur.
• Give wool objects the desired shapes: convexity, texture, layering.

Important! Sometimes apply glass to the wool composition. This way you will evaluate the intermediate result and be able to eliminate shortcomings in a timely manner.

• Clean the glass with alcohol, press it against the painting with clamps and trim off any protruding hair.
• Secure the frame and enjoy the result.

Handmade paintings will perfectly complement any living space design. Of course, who can feel and emphasize the mood of a house better than its owners? Made using a variety of techniques, such details will make even a standard design special, transform a simple kitchen or living room, inspire rainbow emotions and bring coziness.

Abstraction

Do you have a lone chair in a rich lemon color in your room? Support the accent with a laconic picture painted yourself!

We are witnessing the triumph of abstract art, and in most galleries we encounter canvases that seem to have come from the brush of either a child or a dolphin. So if the difference is not significant, why not try writing your own creation? Drawing classes bring incredible pleasure, and the result simply cannot be bad or wrong!

A simple and elegant option is a gradient image. You don't need instructions to play it. Take a few minutes of your time, stock up on a roller or brush, two paints (primary and white) – a few strokes, and the bright accessory is ready.

Draw broken horizontal stripes; they will resemble visualized sound waves or complex graphs, and therefore will always be interesting to examine. Golden foil or paint will help to dilute the severity of the lines. You can leave empty spaces, and strokes should be done in one motion. It is best to combine gold with a white background, as well as contrasting rough materials - concrete or brick.

In general, images can be anything. It is not necessary to draw something intricate - even children's blots, circles and triangles, diamonds and waves will become real poetry if you select the right colors.

Wood paintings

Natural materials are at the peak of popularity. Small wood pictures or huge panels will complete current modern interiors in loft, modern, eco, country, and rustic styles.

As a base, use thin dried boards made of natural wood or light panels, for example, plywood. Decorate the bars with stencils, garlands, crystals, paint them or give them a fancy configuration.

Panels made from wood cuts will help bring the atmosphere of a fresh forest into your home. Sketch out a sketch and get to work. It is best to select elements of different textures and sizes - this will add naturalness to the composition. Sand the sides that will be adjacent to the base and fix the bars, leaving the front parts in relief. Fix the finished result with glue and varnish for brightness and better preservation.

String art

Carnations and threads are not the most romantic and cute items at first glance, but you can use them to make very cute crafts. A composition from this non-standard tandem will become an original decor for the room. You are unlikely to find such a picture from someone else - after all, you made it yourself.

Consider creating a product that says “OK.” The basic materials for its manufacture you will need: light wooden board or plywood 50x50 cm; White paint; roller or brush; sketch; small carnations; threads for knitting or embroidery of different shades close to each other; duct tape; pencil.

If the wood background is uneven, sand it with sandpaper. Apply the paint in long strokes twice. You can vary the sketch yourself or find it on the Internet and print it, group the sheets with tape. Cut the edges with scissors. Place the stencil on a dry board and secure with adhesive tape. Drive the nails into the dotted areas, starting from the top edge. An important point is that they should be approximately at the same height level and create parallel straight lines. Carefully remove the template and any remaining pieces of paper.

It's time to start weaving. To understand where to start and where to lead the thread, refer to the sketch. Tie the silhouette of the letters with black thread. Wrap the first carnation twice and make a knot, and cut off its tip. Each thread will be located in the middle of the nails. Stretch the thread and continue to outline the image, making one turn around each nail.

When you have completed the letters, move the thread away from the last nail and wrap it around the other nails. The point is that there is no clear order of nails here, choose the path of the thread randomly. When one color runs out, take another, but similar shade. Finally, fill the void inside the letter “O” and mount the finished composition on the wall.

Pictures from wallpaper

Many beautiful wallpapers with intricate patterns are so expensive that it is easier to glue banknotes instead. We won’t go that far, but using wallpaper as a spot decoration is a completely rational compromise. Moreover, beautiful patterns in large quantities can ripple, but we will carefully avoid these potential troubles.

So, patterned wallpaper itself is a finished canvas, so it is enough to place it inside spectacular frames. It’s good if the design and individual colors resonate with other interior details. Look for sales of leftover wallpaper; one roll will still be enough. Moreover, you can purchase several types of this material to create modular compositions.

Button paintings

Ordinary buttons are a very convenient material for creativity. With their help, original crafts are created by sewing or attaching with glue. This technology is universal and suitable for creating unusual paintings.

You can use the fittings to “outline” the silhouette of a letter, tree, butterfly, elephant, owl or any other object you can think of. In a sewing accessories store, select buttons in different configurations and colors, and at home, lay them out on a template and fix them on the prepared base. Cheerful works will be a wonderful and somewhat ironic addition to the design of a kitchen, living room or nursery.

Textile

Another extremely easy idea for a quick painting - take an interesting scarf or piece of fabric with a suitable pattern and cover it with a wooden board. Textiles are fastened with flat buttons or small nails.

You can cut out individual intricate elements from thick fabrics such as flannel or felt. Combine different textures, use thematic details - lace and braid, buttons.

Handicrafts will look best in the kitchen or nursery, as well as country-style rooms, which are characterized by cozy simplicity. Calm motifs are suitable for the bedroom.

Stencils

Using stencils, you can easily apply images to any surface. Thick cardboard or plywood are best suited as a base. To make the background look harmonious, you need to use a shade to fill it that is contrastingly different from the color of the picture. Clear gold or silver patterns on a white background look very original.

Compositions applied with paint can be monochromatic or multi-colored. You can use flowers and leaves or a lace napkin as a stencil. Also use stick-on stencils, they will add volume to your painting.

Prepare the base and fill the background with paint if desired. After this, holding the stencil, carefully paint over the empty areas.

When the paint is dry, remove the pattern or move it and apply the next pattern using this or another pattern.

Photo printing, framed quotes

The most realistic picture is, of course, a photograph. To make your photos look intricate, frame them in spacious mats and hang them like an exhibition in a fashion gallery. Such an installation will be an excellent addition to a long hallway.

Another way to hang pictures is to create a structure from fasteners and cords. Use paper clips instead of frames.

You are probably aware that photographs can be enormous in size. Contact the nearest printing house or photo studio and print out photographs of your child, the sea coast, rare black and white photographs or a photo of an ordinary light bulb; it will look very stylish in shades of gray.

Ironic and motivational quotes are at the peak of popularity. Print several of your favorite sayings at once in a current elongated font and place them in laconic contrasting frames “for solidity.” Framing will give additional meaning to each word.

Eco paintings

In modern design, eco-style occupies one of the first positions in demand. Naturel is made from both living and dried plants. Vertical gardening systems, panels of succulents and stabilized moss will help revitalize the interior.

To dry leaves and flowers, use an iron, press or oven. In summer, you can even dry the parts in the open air. If you want to get a voluminous herbarium, use express drying, so the vegetation will retain its natural shape. Place the most impressive exhibits one at a time. Iron the sheets between the layers of non-woven fabric and sandwich them between two panes of glass. The decor will look as if it was suspended in the air. The beauty of a herbarium is that it is easy to make yourself and update over time.

By the way, real masterpieces can be created from dry and fresh objects of botany research. It will not always be possible to fix them so that they look as grandiose as you intended, and therefore it is best to try to make something simpler or take a photo of the applique and print it. For inspiration, we selected several photographs of the work of the creative family tandem of Vicky and Brooke, who lay out unusually beautiful floral portraits from flowers and stems - by the way, without a drop of glue, and therefore they only record their work on cameras for calendars and other souvenirs.

Every resident of an apartment building dreams of diversifying their typical home with a standard layout with unusual decor that none of the neighbors will have.

One of these original ideas is voluminous sculptural compositions on the walls, which can be made independently from paper, fabric, putty, plaster and other materials.

Here are several practical master classes that will allow you to make a three-dimensional painting yourself, adding some zest to the interior.

Master class on making a simple 3D paper painting

An ordinary appliqué made of colored paper, transferred to the wall, becomes a whole original painting or panel, it can even be called a sculpture. Three-dimensional paper paintings are very easy to make, so with minimal creative skills you can create an unusual and unique composition yourself.

To make a 3D painting, you need the following tools and materials:

• a frame with high sides (you can replace it with an empty box of chocolates);
• paper knife;
• a simple pencil, ruler and scissors;
• scrapbooking paper with a design or pattern;
• a piece of coated paper or thin cardboard;
• PVA glue.

Operating procedure:

1. The first thing you need to do is cut out a “canvas” from coated paper or cardboard on which the elements of the composition will be glued.
2. Next, you need to draw a diagram of the arrangement of volumetric elements on the “canvas” with a simple pencil.
3. On a separate piece of paper, draw a sketch of a three-dimensional element for the future painting, for example, a heart. Carefully cut out the resulting template. If you can’t draw beautifully by hand, you can use ready-made templates purchased in a store or printed on a printer.
4. Attach the heart template to the prepared coated paper and trace along the outline with a pencil. Similarly, in accordance with a well-thought-out scheme, arrange a few more hearts.
5. Using a paper knife, make cuts along the sides of the drawn hearts, bypassing the top and bottom middle, as shown in the photo.
6. Carefully bend the two cut out halves of the heart towards each other to give it volume.
7. Glue thin cardboard with cut-out volumetric elements on top of a sheet of scrapbooking paper so that the bright backing shows through.
8. All that remains is to place the finished picture in a frame and hang it on the wall.

Using this technique, fluttering butterflies, blooming flowers, and a voluminous dress on a girl look very good.

Creating paintings on the wall using the technique of volumetric decoupage

Volumetric decoupage, or paperthol, is a special technique for creating three-dimensional images directly on the wall. It is quite simple to do, but still requires certain skills and accuracy. A practical master class will tell you how to make three-dimensional paper paintings with your own hands using the three-dimensional decoupage technique.

What you need for work:

• paper for paper - it must be thick and heavy;
• silicone glue;
• polymer clay;
• towel and paper napkins;
• polyurethane varnish;
• scissors, brushes, pencil or felt-tip pen;
• tweezers (for working with small details of the composition).

Execution order:

1. First, outline the diagram of the future painting directly on the wall.
2. Then cut out your chosen design from decoupage paper or napkin. A very wide workpiece can be divided into two or three parts for ease of gluing.
3. The elements of the painting are first dipped in warm water and then blotted with a paper towel.
4. On the wrong side, coat the workpiece or parts thereof with silicone decoupage glue, attach it to the wall and lightly press it with a paper towel. It is necessary to very carefully adjust the joints of the parts of the composition to each other, and also iron the image to avoid the formation of bubbles and remove excess glue.
5. Next, we proceed to give our picture volume. Cut a copy of the blank glued to the wall into elements. Apply glue to one of the components of the picture, and attach a piece of quick-drying polymer clay to the wall in the place where it should be located, additionally spreading it with glue on top. The processed piece of the painting is lightly soaked in water, blotted with a towel, smeared with glue again and glued to the clay.
6. After several hours, when the image is completely dry and the clay has hardened, the painting is varnished using a thin paint brush.

In this way, a variety of relief designs are created on the wall. In the photo you can see examples of work done using the volumetric decoupage technique.

Wall painting made from putty

To create three-dimensional paintings from putty on the wall, you need to have certain artistic skills, patience and a huge amount of time. This work is very painstaking. And yet, a three-dimensional painting made and designed with one’s own hands is worth putting such a large amount of work into it.

How exactly you will draw your picture depends on how large and complex the drawing or pattern will be, what application technique is used to create it. The master class will tell you the procedure.