Using Fresco as a technique in doing artwork is really impressive. I was flabbergasted by how the artist takes into account the color shift as the paint dries and binds to the plaster. Though doing this kind of technique wasn't easy but what makes it unique is that it is durable and the color does not become part of the wall and tends to flake off over time.

I just had a wonderful trip to Florence last winter and impressed by the fresco pieces there. And I wanna make a fresco at home. Thank you for the great video and inspired me a lot!

What a treat to see how such rarified work was done. Your mastery is awesome.

amazing technique, all the plaster layers, the stenciling, and how the artist keeps in mind the color change as the paint bonds with the plaster when drying

thanks for explaining the fresco technique . i ve learned a lot.

Very helpful. Thank you!

Science, History, ART. Love it thank you for sharing this beautiful art and the explination.

Incredible!

Great Video!! Thanks for sharing

thank you so much

Grazie mille!

woooow!!

I live in a small village in Pakistan and we have a very old home here with beautiful frescoes on the wall. I want to restore it but i have no idea how. Please reply me if u have knowledge about materials and techniques

this video was very helpful! I want to buy your book but it is not available on Amazon. I can't seem to find it in the US. Where can I get a copy in English?

When you use water mixed pigment for applying to buon fresco, does the ground pigment last perpetually in a jar or does it settle and require re grinding after a time?

Are there a way to protect or varnishing the fresco painting as usually artists does with other tecnicniques? Maybe with soap or wax as protecting coat?

im a beggining fresco artists, what types of paint should i use

What brand of pigments do u use?

Does your book include a list of the traditional pigments? And where they can be obtained?

what is name of book