Peckham-based British artist Charlotte Mann creates intricate murals on plain walls with a simple black markers and white emulsion paint.
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Besides decorating backdrops for fashion shows or working on outdoors projects, Charlotte also decorates living spaces.
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Charlotte uses a special water-based marker called the Posca marker pen, which is non toxic, to prevents her from feeling light-headed from the fumes during long drawing sessions.
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Charlotte’s murals are meticulous in their detail and commissions can take up to two months to complete.
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She has a whole team helping her out with projects.
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“There’s been a team since the beginning – I can’t do it on my own – things take too long. For example, there’ll be a massive tree. I’ll draw the outline of all the leaves and someone else will draw the veins.”
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If she makes a mistake, she uses about ten coats of white emulsion to paint over it.
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Check her website: http://www.charlottemann.co.uk/
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[link]Besides decorating backdrops for fashion shows or working on outdoors projects, Charlotte also decorates living spaces.
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[link]Charlotte uses a special water-based marker called the Posca marker pen, which is non toxic, to prevents her from feeling light-headed from the fumes during long drawing sessions.
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[link]Charlotte’s murals are meticulous in their detail and commissions can take up to two months to complete.
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[link]She has a whole team helping her out with projects.
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[link]“There’s been a team since the beginning – I can’t do it on my own – things take too long. For example, there’ll be a massive tree. I’ll draw the outline of all the leaves and someone else will draw the veins.”
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[link]If she makes a mistake, she uses about ten coats of white emulsion to paint over it.
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[link]Check her website: http://www.charlottemann.co.uk/
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