I want to know how to "age" a paper-printed wall poster. I'm decorating my house and it will help me a lot.



The concept is to paper a wall with brick wallpaper and then hang an unframed print of the old-time French or Italian art-Deco advertisements (for Contratto, Porto Ramos-Pinto, Champagne Perrier, etc). It looks great except the print looks too perfect. It needs to be artificially aged.



Can anyone help me out?

That sounds great! I'll give it a try sometime this week on an old Barney poster as a test run. Thanks!

Good advice Richard, but dear god are you really gonna ruin a perfectly good Barney poster?

yes go for it its all in the name of art hehehe tea bages rae great bit more gentler i think you might wont to buy a cupal of posters to try this out one one that doesnt matter so much show you show us all after you have done this.



good luck.



ps nice to see you all hear and still helping everyone.



TAO