But he didn’t explain how he achieved this look.

Thank you!! =)

@@Letheus I agree with her, what type of paint did you use?

@@JuliusBlitzy regular acrylic artist paint

Thank you for answering our questions too!!

I agree. The best in terms of results, Really a great job! But no where in the top in terms of sharing the process and details. However, I think the important point here is he used Acrylic paint, probably with normal wall paint it might be hard to achieve the kind of texture, specially due to difficulties in mixing and layering.

Hi!! Thank you! It was primed canvas on a roll, so I did not have to prime it. Just used the normal acrylic paints you can find in any paint-shop. Do not remember the exact specific shades or brands. I diluted the paint with a looooot of water, like full on! It was extremely thin. Did not mix after any ratios, just winged all of it.

Hi!! Thank you! =) Yes, ut was primed cotton canvas on a roll from Caravaggio. Correct, correct, correct! =D

Hi! I usually do not wait for them to dry in between, no. =)

Thank you! Probably a mix of the roll, the way you roll it, how diluted the paint is and how much paint you get on the roller.

What paint did you use? Wall paint or Acrylic ?

@@THUKR wall paint

@@axellereboux Thanks for the reply. I'm also planning and doing the research to make a custom hand painted backdrop these days. As I also commented on this video, I don't believe one could achieve this artistic very deep tones and texture using wall paint. But I haven't done it myself. But prior to trying out the backdrop, I also watched lots of painting tutorials on painting backgrounds for art. The kind of deep tones and texture is mainly achieved by mixing several tones of colors, adding several layers and really mixing them. I don't believe this is possible with wall paint. In most you videos of painting photography backdrops, people just paint 2-3 layers and achieve the so called texture. But it doesn't have that deep marble like look as you say. For that, I think you need to go in layers, use different techniques, for ex. did you notice he also did use a spray bottle ? I think it was sprayed and you can get creative in several ways. But, my conclusion is it the better the authentic deep texture you want you really have to consider about your paint type. Also, i think as he did in the video to dilute Acrylic with water, otherwise you will have to break the bank :D and then develop the texture slowly. Lots of manual work gives you the best result here. Good luck! But this is only my conclusions from watching and putting together what others have done and looking at oil/acrylic painters work. Try at your own risk or search for that.

Thanks! Normal acrylic colours from an artstore =) don't really know the how much colour I used but the piece of canvas was around 50$-ish, but that's because I bought a 10m roll =)

@@Letheus Never would have thought to use acrylic! Lovely result!

@@alidavideo thank you!! =) acrylic diluted with lots of water for easy application and blend =D

It was a regular coarse wall-paint roller =)

@@Letheus Thanks!

I've been trying to find ut which paint Sarah elephant uses and I can't find anything anywhere

Ahh, yes normal acrylic art paint! Hmm for me mixing is definitely part of the process. I see no reason to have the exact shade of a certain grey for example when doing mine.

@@Letheus Did you use a textured roller?

@@daw560 Hi! No, actually just a normal coarse wall-paint-roller =)

@@Letheus Nice! Thanks!

It was already primed =)

Thanks mate!! It's real cotton painters canvas on a roll from the brand caravaggio. Paint was normal acrylic paint diluted with a lot of water.

Hi! Yes the canvas I used was primed 👌☺️

Thanks mate! No i store them all rolled =)

Not much at all =) it was very diluted.

Hey! I have absolutely no clue, it’s from KZfaqs own sound library

@@Letheus haha ok, no problem great song anyway and great video as well!

Hi!! Hit me up on Instagram or Facebook @photobylinus and send some pictures of it and I can have a look ☺

@@Letheus thank you! Just sent you a IG message! :)

Hi! I diluted all the acrylic paint with quite a lot of water =) it was primed.

Thanks! Some! haha I just dilute it in water and experiment. Here I used white, black, grey, green (and yellow)

Hi it says what it is in the description ;) It's a cotton canvas on roll from a brand called Caravaggio.

​@@Letheus I ever made it but the result is very stiff and cracked

Ok hmm, did you use acrylic paint? And dilute it with a lot of water?

@@Letheus i used Dulux paint so thick and cotton cloth.

Haha thank you! =) Yeah, sums up to around 10-ish very thin layers with little drying time between. Total time of painting was around 4h including the time it dried between the layers. After that I let it dry overnight hanging on a backdrop stand.

Sooooon my friend, soon.

Thanks! No science to it what so ever. I just poured it in. But ut was very diluted =)

Do it! =) please share the results, would love to see!

Hi! I used an already primed cotton canvas on a roll from "Caravaggio"