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Artefex Copper Artist Panel is a professional panel for oil painting on a copper composite panel, consisting of a copper and an aluminum sheet laminated to both sides of a plastic core. Artefex Copper Artist Panels offer a superior support for painting compared to wood panels because Copper Artist Panels have very low response to environmental changes, such as relative humidity (RH) and temperature.
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[@FAKEtrailers2]

Very Kool, great video. Im glad traditional things like this are still produced, with modern materialism in mind

[@Fromard]

A 16" x 20" is $102. I guess it's worth it if you have a specific need.

[@red2744]

these are really good i tried them but way to expensive for my taste

[@ArtefexArt]

Thanks for the feedback!

[@KpxUrz5745]

It's an interesting product but in today's world, I doubt many artists can find a legitimate use for it. Also, I do not like the way that the ad artist is working or holds her brush. Rembrandt did a few small paintings on copper, but we do not encounter many Rembrandts.

[@rocksartpainting3817]

This painting is very beautiful, your technique is very unique and very accurate! I also draw scenes on the rock and share them on my channel, but I really like your paintings. Thanks for this beautiful sharing ...

[@ArtefexArt]

Thank you so much 😀

[@Allusionary]

Whoever wrote the closed captions for this video, obviously had zero understanding of the subject. He or she butchered the words to the point of turning it into a pathetic farce. Worse, was the person who approved it. Artefex would do well to re-edit their promo.

[@stephena.darwin9715]

I think the closed captions are generated by the same kind of AI that we use when typing by voice. Not always accurate

[@Allusionary]

@@stephena.darwin9715 Yesterday I just encountered another example of atrocious closed captions, so I believe you that AI is to blame. However, my question is, can not the owner of a horribly-captioned video proofread and then correct the errors, or are they "set in stone"? It's horribly distracting from the message.