I feel that doing Faux finishing is not only part of Your Professional technique endeavor; but that also leaves you wide open for having your sample thrown around for other faux finishers (or wannabees) to attempt to copy( and maybe underbid you on a job). As much as Faux Finishing seems to be a “Thing” that folks think looks easy to do, it takes an expertise that doesn’t come eas; it took time and effort that only You can do with your unique Touch (have you ever seen two Faux Finishers do the same wall with the same exact “Touch”?) ; and for the most part, Professionals have spent good time and money to learn. It would be like throwing away your efforts.