The motions are fine and fast. A liner brush pulls a single continuous stroke around a plate edge while the wheel spins under the other hand. A fan brush lays a wash in three overlapping passes, each one waited on until the sheen goes flat. Sgraffito work scrapes a design back through a dried layer with a needle tool. Between every color change the brush gets rinsed, blotted, and reloaded, and the painter checks the mix in a palette cup for consistency.
We film from a camera mounted on the painter's head so the frame holds the brush tip and the surface at roughly the painter's own eye distance. Synchronized fixed cameras from the side and overhead add the whole bench, the wheel, the reference tile, and the finished pieces as they stack up. Recording covers full working shifts in production studios, not staged sessions.
Delivery breaks each shift into per-piece episodes and each episode into steps: positioning, banding, fill, detail, drying wait, next coat. Plain-language labels name what is being painted and with which brush. Success and failure tags note pieces redone for smudges, skipped areas, or wrong coat count. Hand, brush, and wheel tracking are optional, and we fit the output to your schema and push it to your storage.
Painters are consented and paid, the footage is cleared for commercial model training, and we collect in five countries. Send a request for a sample and it will reach you within a business day.