Faux Painting
School Instructor
Brian Bullard, MDA, an American with a Master
Craftsman's degree from the "School
of Paint and
Lacquer Techniques" in Frankfurt,
Germany. Active in faux painting since 1986, Brian returned to the
U.S. after an eight year experience of living and faux painting as a decorative
artist in Europe.
Upon his return in 1994 he established
European Surface Techniques (TM), a full service decorative arts &
faux painting company based in St. Louis, Missouri.
He opened the faux painting school
in 2000. The DAC faux painting and plastering school has trained thousand
of novices, faux painting professionals, and faux businesses throughout
the years.
As a decorative artist, his past
faux painting, Trompe l'oeil - Mural, and plastering projects include prominent
commercial and residential faux painting projects throughout the U.S. and
Europe. As your instructor at the faux school, Brian Bullard offers you
years of theoretical and practical knowledge and experience in the "faux"
trade.
"I initially
had the idea of creating a school for the decorative arts while studying
in Europe. My dream came true by opening The Decorative Arts Center, a
faux school where I can teach the tricks I learned from other masters of
the trade.
My methods
are considered practical and effective, I like to get to the point and
the from "A to B" so students can spend a full day faux painting or plastering
in school. I teach "low inventory, great look, and high profit", if a graduate
can exercise that in the field they can be a success.
If you're
eager to learn and love to faux paint or plaster, I want the opportunity
to help you reach your goals. Today can be your first step towards a new
beginning!".
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To
view some of Brian's
completed
faux painting,
plastering,
&
Trompe
l'oeil - Mural
projects
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