Fossil Rock
I saw a recent ad for a company called Eostone.? They are a natural stone artifacts company and provide genuine fossils and “other natural history antiquities” to designers, architects and company clients.? Their private quarry in Wyoming was once a freshwater lake abundant with plants, fish and reptiles.? Read more of their fascinating story and fossil history. ? They also have a gorgeous application gallery.
While nothing can replace the beauty of genuine fossils, the look can be emulated.? Start with a heavy stone texture and then embed your client’s preferred natural elements.? Let the texture dry, then pull the elements and fill in with the appropriate colors.? Here is a reception office we did a few years ago in Sarasota, FL.? There’s also a close-up.
I hope you’ve enjoyed a peek into this particular texture.? Tomorrow, we go back to a business post on print media.? It’s a guest entry by my sister, Suzanne, and she has some good advice to impart.? Until then!
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Theresa Cheek
583 days ago
Thanks Regina….art imitates nature! I love the comparison.
Ellen sweet Moss
583 days ago
Thanks Regina…Love the fossil project that you did.
I am enjoying your blog so much.
eloise
583 days ago
absolutely gorgeous, what you did to the office walls is stunning. i love the look of faux fossils!
Suzanne
583 days ago
GORGEOUS!