How To Make Canvas Panels - The Perfect Painting Surface!
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- Опубликовано: 30 сен 2024
- This is how I make my own canvas panels at home. These canvas boards are my favorite surface to paint on and probably one of the most archival and durable surfaces for oil or acrylic painting.
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Hardboard (2" depth): shrsl.com/1qg3i
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Here is a complete list of the #art supplies I use to create (affiliate links): bit.ly/2t5ftGV
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Used with 4ft shop light fixture
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Thanks for watching #DIY
One suggestion i have tried pure raw linen fabric (one for clothing) 20$/mtr. done all same thing as shown up till gluing, it sticks perfectly smooth.
Then after it dried i mix marine grade synthetic glue (gac 100 can b used) with some gesso and thin out its consistency like a syrup and applied 2 thin layers before applying proper gesso. It works 100% equal to Belgian linen canvas which is like 1000 usd 10mtr roll😂
Interesting thanks for sharing
yeah! dude I'm using linen I buy at second hand stores (bedding is perfect). Thanks for the tip.
Awesome! Not only an incredible artist, but a clever craftsman too. :)
Very cool. I'll definitely try this soon. Thanks for always sharing Chuck!
Welcome, thanks Steve
Well done! I've been watching videos on this subject for over an hour, and wasn't confident in any of the techniques I was seeing for different reasons. Thank you so much!
I use hardboard glued to a stretcher frame, but i dont used pva to stick the canvas. I've found a few coats of gesso tightens it after it's been stapled.
Why not just stretch the canvas and staple it to the side? That way, if you have to remove the canvas you can. Nice video
Thank You so much sir 😊❤
Just what I was looking for, as far as how to make your own large canvas panel, however, I don't see how it would be archival to mount directly on masonite, without sealing it first with something that would block the masonite from the canvas. Thoughts?
hi chuck
Do you know what I should look for in the right canvas? The brand you use is not available in the Netherlands. But there are plenty of alternatives and offerings and that is precisely what makes it confusing. Should I use cotton or linen for oil painting? Maybe you know an alternative? Greetings David
Great info. Not sure if making a comment helps you in anyway with the tube, but here it is.
Im new to working with canvas panels. I have bought one. How do i prepare my canvas panel before starting out ?
what if you want to remove it for rolling and shipping? Is this easy to do with the glue?
Awesome 😎 thanks again for showing us these great tips
Thank you for sharing. This was awesome
Hi Chuck
Is it true that you are not using gesso for the larger panel in this video?
In the other videos you do use gesso and you recommend it. Is it true that this canvas (Fredrix Style 574 Knickerbocker Acrylic Primed Cotton Canvas Rolls) has already been pre-treated with gesso and you only need to glue the canvas to a wooden panel?
Is there perhaps another brand you can recommend for the European market? The brand fredrix knickerbocker is only available in America and I am from Europe
Thanks have a nice day
I do add extra gesso to these to smooth them out more. Hm, that's frustrating to know.. I honestly don't know what is available in Europe for canvas. Where do you order art supplies typically? I would look for canvas intended for portraits or even linen if you're looking for a smoother surface
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Hi Chuck
Is it possible to paint directly on an MDF (Medium-Density Fibreboard) plate pre-treated with gesso? Maybe you have experience with that and get the same results with it
Hello, what type of wood did you use (where you put the glue)?
Awesome Chuck cool thanks for sharing this awesome this is very neat man 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
My pleasure thanks Cade
Thanks Chuck much appreciated
Your welcome Chuck
Thanks! Good concise demo!
How neat!! Thanks
Thankyou for sharing, you mentioned in a recent Live painting that you will make a video about this and you did 🤗
Great video 😊😊 thank YOU very very much dear Chuck 🎨
Nice Canvas Sir Thank you for Sharing 👍😉😉😉
А я покрываю оргалит двумя слоями смеси: клей ПВА + акриловая строительная краска и рисую прямо на нем, без холста. Получается не хуже и можно не бояться, что холст отклеится.
Perfect! Thank you very much @Chuck Black Art I can see where I need to change how I am making mine.
Amazing my frends sharing 👍👍👍👍
Thank you very much 😊
This is the best video I have seen about making and streching a canvas 🥰👍
Hi
Thats a lot of work. How is that better than a stretched canvas?
It's more rigid and durable which makes it easier to preserve longevity of the painting. If I was to go bigger, I would go with stretched for weight and size purposes
Más que excelente 👌🏼🙏🏼 bendiciones 🙏🏼
Thank you! This was very interesting. Going to try my own!
I can't find a board itself anywhere :O
Beautiful work! Thank you😍
Great video! I can't wait to try this surface!😀
Thanks a lot for showing us this. Very good to know.
Your method is very fast and neat, many thanks.
It's mean You work hard.
Poor man's fiberglass.
Du beau travail ,pour faire une toile,c est super!😀👏👍❤❤
Awesome. Thanks Chuck
Best video I’ve seen on this topic
Those corners have been a challenge. THANK YOU for a concise approach Chuck. We’ll give it a go!
Most welcome thanks Tery
Was wondering is there a difference in quality in making your own canvas i watched your video thank you for sharing
I couldn't find what I needed in premade canvas panels which is why I make them. But there are some good brands out there I have found
Nice information .
how do you hang or display paintings on the canvas pannel without the deep side walls?
I frame those in a traditional frame
Cool.
isnt the benefit of a canvas on a frame that you can take it off in case the wood bends/get damaged over time and doesnt that procedure neglect that benefit?
There's advantages to both for sure. The disadvantage to stretched is that the surface is flexible which increases the risks of wear or worse be poked or cut. The glue is water soluble and the canvas could be removed if one had to. Also I make sure the construction is solid and would not be at risk of warping.
@@chuckblackart thx for the informations!
Can I do this with unprimed canvas?
I would think so though I've not done that myself yet
@@chuckblackart Thanks Chuck