thanks, this video was really helpful. i have seen people draw on board but i never knew there is a wooden canvas. Always taught canvas are made of cloth and prime with white gloss and white glue on something.
that is the way I do it... and the only way... with wood and then spred the material... and gesso it and so forth... my paintings are sometimes 2 m high... and it is joy never knowing what comes out of it... thanks 4 sharing it... I am glad I watched it... didnt know someone would do it my way... regards from Germany
Just an idea, could you lay the painting down on a casting surface cut some strips of wood like you did in the video, then pour a 1 or 2mm coat of resin on the rear side and then install your wood strips and pour more resin over them... possibly you could use foam or even a layer of jumper material like the car audio guys do! Once cured turn it over it'll be solid enough to finish it.
So I have someone requesting me to Resin over a photo canvas and it’s 24”36...is this size ok to do with the bracingly you did at the end of this video? I worry about the weight of it afterwards.
I was wondering if you knew a way to get duct tape of cured resin? I used it as a mold to keep resin from escaping the void in a walnut slab. It worked but now I'm having trouble getting all of it off. Thanks!
I tried resin on wood panel, but after a few months yellow streaks came through from the wood underneath and ruined it. The area it ruined was quite light so you could see the yellowing..
+Debbie Collins what resin did you use? we have some accelerated weathering tests going on to see how long it lasts! artresins new formula is performing VERY WELL!!!
We are sorry to learn that your artwork showed some signs of yellowing. While ArtResin contains some very powerful UV stabilizers in its formula, unfortunately UV is not the only cause for yellowing art. Other factors such as bulking, over torching, interactions with other art materials such as titanium dioxide which is found in most white paint, can all contribute to accelerated yellowing. Avoiding UV rays, excess heat, and allowing paints to cure fully prior to applying resin can help! We would be happy to help try to understand what happened, drop us a line with photos to support@artresin.com
Why not pour it (resin) onto canvas that is not attached to anything? Lay it on the the floor flat and pour. And then apply the canvas to a stretch or board eventually? would that work?
+Brian Hein hey there. No I'd take the out the next day! Just there until the resin is nice and hard and you don't need to worry about sagging any more! :)
Thanks for your advice. I would love to know how to eliminate residue silicone from my canvas so that I could apply resin atop with out resist. thanks!
I read an article that suggested dusting it cornstarch to absorb the oils, then wipe it down with a soapy rag a few times until the residue is removed. I'm a newbie, not sure if this works, but it's worth trying.
How do you go about getting rid of resin drips on the bottom of the painting after it dries, or is there a trick you have during or after its dried to remove them
+Marcus G ...I just saw your next video about the blue tape, I have tried that before but the tape was hard to pull off, then again I don't think I pulled it off the following day I might it was the 2 day, I was looking for the video about you stating about "Doming", to avoid the drips, I couldn't find in your video selection
The best fix would be to lightly sand the cured resin surface then pour another layer of fresh resin over top. This fresh layer will level out the lower area and leave you with a nice flat smooth surface.
thanks, this video was really helpful. i have seen people draw on board but i never knew there is a wooden canvas. Always taught canvas are made of cloth and prime with white gloss and white glue on something.
Thx for brevity. So helpful.
Thank goodness I found your video! This is really helpful information for us newbies. ♡
Resin the back of the canvas with a very light coat as well
Thank you! This is something i was wondering too. Should it.be before painting, after, or doesn't matter.
Awesome, dude!
that is the way I do it... and the only way... with wood and then spred the material... and gesso it and so forth... my paintings are sometimes 2 m high... and it is joy never knowing what comes out of it... thanks 4 sharing it... I am glad I watched it... didnt know someone would do it my way... regards from Germany
gesso it? At which stage?
Just an idea, could you lay the painting down on a casting surface cut some strips of wood like you did in the video, then pour a 1 or 2mm coat of resin on the rear side and then install your wood strips and pour more resin over them... possibly you could use foam or even a layer of jumper material like the car audio guys do!
Once cured turn it over it'll be solid enough to finish it.
Hiii! i love Art Resin! and you are always so helpful ... sending some sunshine from Dubai! regards Isabelle
Thank you so much for sharing this trick...
this was great information!!
also you are extremely good looking😘
Omg he is! That was my first thought.
Could you tell me how much resin you used as I want to do a similar size? Also do you have the video of you making this one? Looks amazing !!
extremely good content Raising Creativity. I killed that thumbs up on your video. Continue to keep up the really good work.
Thanks :)
Really handy info. Thank you.
Thank u for sharing... really helpful and appreciable
Thank you!!!👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
Was hoping you’d show the painting on the table
That is very very helpful, thank you.
+DDD 2015 cool, please, if you have any other questions, let us know!
+Raising Creativity will do. Thanks again. Great idea.
Great advice. Thanks!
Thank you!!!!
Perfect. Thank you.
Awesome! Do you remove the cardboard after the resin dries, or sell the print with the cardboard inside?
Hey! I took out the cardboard!! Now I only use wood panels
Thanks for the tips.
Our large canvas fell down and has a crack can we repair it
So I have someone requesting me to Resin over a photo canvas and it’s 24”36...is this size ok to do with the bracingly you did at the end of this video? I worry about the weight of it afterwards.
Thanks for help me ❤
Wonderful! Oh, question... Did you leave the carton board behind the artwork? Or will you remove it before selling/shipping it? Thank you!
What are other options for applying polyester canvas on floor please!
I was wondering if you knew a way to get duct tape of cured resin? I used it as a mold to keep resin from escaping the void in a walnut slab. It worked but now I'm having trouble getting all of it off. Thanks!
I want to purchase a large amount of epoxy how would I do that
Just wondering, did you prime the wooden canvas at all first? And after painting, was any varnish used before the resin?
How do you fix the edges if you get that sag that pulls the resin from the sides
Hi! We can use resin on cotton canva.? Over oil paint on cotton canvas?
still u didn't say how u made that painting..wanna know from the beginning
I tried resin on wood panel, but after a few months yellow streaks came through from the wood underneath and ruined it. The area it ruined was quite light so you could see the yellowing..
+Debbie Collins what resin did you use? we have some accelerated weathering tests going on to see how long it lasts! artresins new formula is performing VERY WELL!!!
+ArtResin Hi, yes it was a different brand I used. The resin itself didn't yellow, it was coming through from the wood underneath.
+Debbie Collins hmm interesting. may need to pre-seal the wood first then!!!! a few coats of varnish
+ArtResin Yes that's what I'm gonna try, coats of varnish, then gesso, then the painting on that.
Debbie Collins sounds like too much moisture left in wood.
Hi. just wondering where you buy resin? i looked it up online. very expencive. hope you can give me some ideas. i need a lot of it. thanks
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I love teh resin on canvas but my art turn yellow, what do yuu do? base coat? what dou you use to prevent turning yellow> thank you
We are sorry to learn that your artwork showed some signs of yellowing. While ArtResin contains some very powerful UV stabilizers in its formula, unfortunately UV is not the only cause for yellowing art. Other factors such as bulking, over torching, interactions with other art materials such as titanium dioxide which is found in most white paint, can all contribute to accelerated yellowing. Avoiding UV rays, excess heat, and allowing paints to cure fully prior to applying resin can help! We would be happy to help try to understand what happened, drop us a line with photos to support@artresin.com
Can I pour the resin on a canvas size 30 x 40 or its still need reinforcement?
Why not pour it (resin) onto canvas that is not attached to anything? Lay it on the the floor flat and pour. And then apply the canvas to a stretch or board eventually? would that work?
Might crack while stretching? just guessing but great question. I paint a lot on unstretched canvas
Would you recommend leaving the supports and cardboard in after the resin has dried?
+Brian Hein hey there. No I'd take the out the next day! Just there until the resin is nice and hard and you don't need to worry about sagging any more!
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Great! Also, can we expect to see Art Resin in Michaels stores in Canada anytime soon?
+Brian Hein I sure hope so!!!! we have chatted with them and that is a goal of ours :) you will one day but not sure how long!
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Can you use epoxy resin on cotton canvas?
Thanks for your advice. I would love to know how to eliminate residue silicone from my canvas so that I could apply resin atop with out resist. thanks!
I read an article that suggested dusting it cornstarch to absorb the oils, then wipe it down with a soapy rag a few times until the residue is removed. I'm a newbie, not sure if this works, but it's worth trying.
Will resin crack on canvas surface ?
How do you go about getting rid of resin drips on the bottom of the painting after it dries, or is there a trick you have during or after its dried to remove them
+Marcus G ...I just saw your next video about the blue tape, I have tried that before but the tape was hard to pull off, then again I don't think I pulled it off the following day I might it was the 2 day, I was looking for the video about you stating about "Doming", to avoid the drips, I couldn't find in your video selection
Where can I buy wood canvas
You can find them online or at your favourite art store.
Can you fix one that has sagged
The best fix would be to lightly sand the cured resin surface then pour another layer of fresh resin over top. This fresh layer will level out the lower area and leave you with a nice flat smooth surface.
what is your name?
gosh your a cutie
Thanks for the tips