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Have a nice Eddie Bauer canvas jacket but it smells like an old camping tent…musty yuck smell that sticks to everything.
I have washed it four times, used Fabreeze, sprayed with new car scent, soaked in White Vinegar for 24 hours then washed and no difference.
Do I just shoot it and put it out of its misery?
I have bought a oil on canvas not knowing it was unstretched . I need to know how to stretch a canvas painting. Like i need to know the materials and how-to’s
I want to make my own canvas from scratch but having trouble finding them cheap. The art stores seem to want you to purchase ready made canvas’ by making the bulk rolls pretty much the same price.
I don’t want to sell my original painting, but I want to get prints, but can I get them printed onto canvas? Is there a website where I can do that?
I had two pairs of shoes in a bag together and some purple dye from one shoe rubbed off onto the grey canvas shoe so the stains are right on the surface. Anyone have any suggestions?
I want to make wallhangings and I want the sheets of plastic canvas to look like one piece instead of several. And I don’t want the pieces to be able to fold up.
I’m a guy who’s planning to design a pair of white canvas slip on vans, I don’t know what I should create. No cliches like skulls or anything, any ideas?
Can someone please tell me if I should do something to the canvas before I start painting on it, or if I do something afterwards to help preserve the painting more? Spray it with something or whatever?
I have to enter a canvas for a charity event and i don’t want to paint on it (that will just mess it up) so can just use a 4B pencil, sketch something on it and then fixitive it? Does that count as a finished product? Should I do anything beforehand/afterwards to make it more finished?
I’ve bought some canvas from Michael’s, but I have a feeling they’re not good quality. I don’t like the grain of the canvas, and the wood doesn’t look like it’s good quality. It’s really light and easy to snap. How can I tell what canvas brand to buy and how can I tell that it’s good? Does it matter whether you buy a good canvas to paint on or not? I paint with oils.
The artist is a very good friend of ours from college. The logo is a tree with a violinist and a pianist playing underneath it. The canvas will be maybe 4′ tall and 10′ wide. We’ll provide the canvas, she’ll use her own painting supplies. Painting isn’t currently her full-time gig, she does campus Christian ministry. I don’t think she normally does art for money at all, if ever, but her bachelor’s degree is in art and I like her work. How much should I offer her? Thanks.
I thought of taping off the circle and cutting it out with an exact-o knife, but I don’t know if that will cut the canvas. Any ideas?
PS. I want to fill in the circle, not just paint a line.
Thanks
Thank you all for the suggestions so far. I don’t know if the circle needs to be "perfect", I just want to paint a moon over my dark blue sky (about 18 inches in diameter) without ruining my painting. I’m a fairly new artist as far as acrylics go.
Im using acrylics and I started making my own stretched canvas. I did research and its all different and confusing. I need an artists opinion of what to do. Full directions would be helpful too.
I make my own canvas.
Recently i bought a massive canvas picture of new york city from Ikea. It measures around 2m x 1.5m and weighs 4.9kg. Any suggestions?
Basically- I will be doing all my paintings with oil paint AND the paintings will be done on canvas paper. Since oil paint takes forever to dry, I need to make something for this, or buy something.
I have 2 pieces of foam core board that I tried to use to make something but I have no idea what to do.
Keep in mind, this is canvas paper–not stretched canvas, or canvas board.
And another question—With liquin- Can I put that over my painting so that it dries more quickly — it’s oil paint, so I’m not sure.
Help please!