*Big question: do you call these "canvas boards" or "canvas panels"?* I called them boards because that's what I know them as, but then looked up info later and everyone calls them "panels"! 🤔 Interested to know your experience! 🌟 Jess
Hi. Interesting to see those bigger boards. I'm somewhat new at painting, so I haven't locked down calling them boards or panels. I noticed on the back of mine, they say "canvas panel". I have also accumulated an amount of the small mdf board/panels. Lately, I have been taping off rectangle shapes on canvas sheets out of my canvas pad. I hope to make a new vid soon. 🙂
@@natesoilpaints That's good insight! Oh yeah, those mdf boards can be lovely to paint on as well. Check out some folk-art videos, as quite often there's particular types of acrylic paints folk artists use on wood. Comes up a real treat! It's pretty fun to try different surfaces and see what suits your style 🙂
ok so I came across this video of yours when I searched for a way to clean my canvas panel from mildew (before painting on it), but I didn't get any tip or tricks or anything as such so far. I would like to really know how to clean them off and properly maintain my art post-painting. Please reply to my comment as soon as possible, i just wanna paint something on it before the idea just poofs off my head ... if you know what i mean.
Hi there! This isn't a very quickly reply, sorry about that. Dad says: wash it off as much as possible with soap and water, and then apply a light bleach solution, let it rest and then wash it off. The bleach should kill off the mildew. This should work, as long as it is a blank canvas. Once done, you should re-gesso the canvas. We hope this helps! 🙂 Jess
I bought Canvas boards from Blick, and they warp like crazy! I have heard about 4 x 8 x 1/4" aluminum sheets which should work really well if sanded with a fine grit. Any thoughts on that?
You discuss only cardboard-backed panels, while I would like to paint on unstretched canvas and glue the finished painting to a rigid panel. Have you any experience using panels with more durable backing?
You could glue it onto particle board, or a good quality ply. It's a similar process to stretching a new canvas onto board. Just make sure the board you use is indeed rigid enough to take the canvas, as it will be pulled as the glue dries.
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*Big question: do you call these "canvas boards" or "canvas panels"?* I called them boards because that's what I know them as, but then looked up info later and everyone calls them "panels"! 🤔 Interested to know your experience! 🌟 Jess
Hi. Interesting to see those bigger boards. I'm somewhat new at painting, so I haven't locked down calling them boards or panels. I noticed on the back of mine, they say "canvas panel". I have also accumulated an amount of the small mdf board/panels. Lately, I have been taping off rectangle shapes on canvas sheets out of my canvas pad. I hope to make a new vid soon. 🙂
@@natesoilpaints That's good insight! Oh yeah, those mdf boards can be lovely to paint on as well. Check out some folk-art videos, as quite often there's particular types of acrylic paints folk artists use on wood. Comes up a real treat! It's pretty fun to try different surfaces and see what suits your style 🙂
ok so I came across this video of yours when I searched for a way to clean my canvas panel from mildew (before painting on it), but I didn't get any tip or tricks or anything as such so far. I would like to really know how to clean them off and properly maintain my art post-painting. Please reply to my comment as soon as possible, i just wanna paint something on it before the idea just poofs off my head ... if you know what i mean.
Hi there! This isn't a very quickly reply, sorry about that. Dad says: wash it off as much as possible with soap and water, and then apply a light bleach solution, let it rest and then wash it off. The bleach should kill off the mildew. This should work, as long as it is a blank canvas. Once done, you should re-gesso the canvas. We hope this helps! 🙂 Jess
I bought Canvas boards from Blick, and they warp like crazy! I have heard about 4 x 8 x 1/4" aluminum sheets which should work really well if sanded with a fine grit. Any thoughts on that?
you can use mdf panels when you want to practice. just make sure to prep them. plenty of videos on youtube and its the cheapest method.
You discuss only cardboard-backed panels, while I would like to paint on unstretched canvas and glue the finished painting to a rigid panel. Have you any experience using panels with more durable backing?
You could glue it onto particle board, or a good quality ply. It's a similar process to stretching a new canvas onto board. Just make sure the board you use is indeed rigid enough to take the canvas, as it will be pulled as the glue dries.