Whether you are an artist, a decorator, or simply looking for an inexpensive way to enhance an area of ​​a room, painting a wall can be fun, creative, and satisfying. This is also a cost-effective way to make a big impact with minimal cost. There are numerous styles and methods to choose from, and you don't have to be an artist to create a stunning accent wall. Whatever the skill level, an aspiring artist can make a big splash in that quiet, unpretentious space that demands colorful attention. Preparing the Wall Whatever method the artist uses, the wall must be prepared. It should be cleaned and, if necessary, freshly painted. Take into account the surface structure of the wall. A very rough surface will require a thinner paint consistency and images will need to be less detailed. On the contrary, if the surface is very shiny, the paint will not adhere well. In this case, the wall must be sanded slightly to accept the paint, or repainted. PaintWater based interior paint choice can be used with artist's acrylic paint. Interior paint is economical for large areas and is ready to paint with only a short mixing. Water-based house paint and artists' acrylic paint are similar, and acrylic paint can be mixed with interior paint to create custom colors. If many dirty fingers will be lovingly stroking the mural, it may be wise to paint the finished wall with clear acrylic paint for protection. This is much less intrusive than velvet ropes to separate the audience from the artist's latest masterpiece and allows for occasional cleaning. Stylized silhouettes or shapes Chalk is an excellent drawing medium for walls. Not only is it easily accessible, it is inexpensive, erases easily and comes in many colors. Use chal......in the center of the paper......his drawing on the wall. At this point, the artist will begin painting just as he would on a canvas. It is important to prepare adequate quantities of paint for large areas if color consistency is required. The paint can be prepared in containers with plastic lids to ensure it remains usable for the life of the project. When the painting is complete and completely dry, it should be painted with a matte finish varnish to protect it. Use a matte finish rather than glossy, as reflection from lighting may cause viewing problems. Painting a wall is something that anyone of any skill level can accomplish with a little patience and paint. Whether it's some whimsical flower shapes or an intricate three-dimensional forest, you can put your creative juices to work and have a truly one-of-a-kind room. Make a personal statement that won't soon be forgotten.