spraying droplets of diluted emulsion on to a painted surface by flicking the bristles of the brush, which creates a speckled granite-style finish, more modern-looking that most paint effects
A technique that involves flicking the paint off the hairs of a bristle brush or toothbrush with your nail to achieve a "speckled" or "fly-specked" appearance.
a spray of paint droplets from roller cover a paint is being applied. Usually caused by: economy roller covers; overloading paint on roller cover; overspreading the paint; or wrong nap length of roller cover. Tannin Wood Staining
Applying fine to coarse bits to a surface by flicking paint from the bristles of a brush.
a speckled granite-style finish, created by spraying droplets of diluted emulsion onto a painted surface using the bristles of a brush
A decorative paint effect produced by tapping or flicking a loaded paintbrush onto a plain background.
A decorative painting technique produced by tapping or flicking a paintbrush heavily loaded with paint onto a plain surface.
Droplets of paint that spin or mist off the roller as paint is being applied.
Small specks of color are randomly sprayed onto finished areas to create an antiqued look.
Also called "flyspecking", this technique uses a toothbrush or other tool loaded with thinned paint which is "flicked" to create "speckles" of color.
Often called flyspecking; yields a subtle specking to the selected finish.
Painting effect created by flicking a brush with wet paint.
A decorative paint technique produced by tapping or flicking a paintbrush loaded with paint onto a plain background.
is a method of applying small flecks of color to ware, usually with a bristle brush.
the technique of applying paint or ink as irregular dots of colour. This can be hand-done by flicking colour from the bristles of a brush, or as an airbrush effect using a special spatter cap or by adjusting the spray quality.
a paint finish created by spraying or flicking drops of paint
