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06 Chalky Finish Paint Bellini Mustard

06 Chalky Finish Paint Bellini Mustard

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This chalky Bellini earthy mustard has a Spanish adobe feel with a natural feel.

Da Vinci's  Chalky Paint Finish is a self-priming chalky paint in a range of Shabby Chic Colours inspired by Renaissance painters. It can be a base coat, a second coat, or a single coat finish. This unique decorative finish is developed for furniture, floors, and walls.

Some ideas you can use Bellini Mustard

  • I simply love Bellini Mustard as a wall paint particularly if wood is exposed. it suits going over block, concrete or plasterboard. (if painting on walls thin 10-15% with water to maximize coverage)
  • Belini is a rustic colour and is great in living areas on furniture or walls.  I actually prefer this colour as au natural but if on furniture still use soft wax to protect.
  • Earthy colours compliment Giovanni Bellini, you will find if put against white it will appear a strong earthy mustard tone where it is toned down when used with earthy colours or wood
Once finished for protection you could:
  • apply a coat of clear soft wax to leave a smooth satin finish
  • apply a clear soft wax and once dry apply a dark soft wax for an antique look
  • For a hardwearing finish such as a tabletop then we recommend Glaze & Medium for a satin clear finish
  • Leave Au natural as a matt finish
Giovanni Bellini is often considered to be the father of the Venetian Renaissance. His unparalleled rendering of color and light helped usher in a period of overwhelming creativity in Venice, and arguably all of Europe. He was known for his religiously impassioned images of the Madonna and Christ, as well as his ability to convey the subtlest of human emotions.
Bellini was born and died in Venice during a time when the La Serenissima, or Venetian Republic, was a formidable trading power and crossroads of Europe. During his life, Venice remained an integral player in Mediterranean and even world trade.
Although he may never have ventured far from Venice, Bellini was by no means isolated from other artists. Rather, he studied the style of Northern European painters and welcomed visitors from all across Europe. As he aged, he even took cues from his pupils in order to further hone his skills

    Checklist for ideas

    • Wood appliques
    • waxes
    • Furniture stencils
    • transfers
    • Brushes and applicators

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