thanks for this useful video but i have two questions , first what kind of material do you use is it poly/cotton or cotton? and second is it ok to put the gesso first and then stretch it or stretch it good and then put the go it?
Great video!! They rest make us suffer through so much unnecessary yak, yak, yak. I really needed this information and have put my project off for so long since I didn't know how to make my own canvases. Thank you so much!
fucking brilliant video, thank you for posting. other youtube vids on this are completely insufferable bullshit. one small suggestion: change the camera angle so whats going on isnt being blocked (happens a few times in vid). thx! (oh, and get a camera that records sound :P)
@MichiganTreasure i use either tapered wood, or i put a length of beading around the edge otf the stretcher. Also, i do stretch the canvas quite taught when i staple it, then when it is primed, it gives a perfect flat, tight surface, too loose and the paint (esp oils) will cause inconsistancies in the surface
thanks for this useful video but i have two questions , first what kind of material do you use is it poly/cotton or cotton? and second is it ok to put the gesso first and then stretch it or stretch it good and then put the go it?
bushbosh 2 months ago
Great video!! They rest make us suffer through so much unnecessary yak, yak, yak. I really needed this information and have put my project off for so long since I didn't know how to make my own canvases. Thank you so much!
lakotaluv1952 5 months ago
really really simple but helpful
jkdicamplisheep 6 months ago
Helpful.
DenClose 1 year ago
fucking brilliant video, thank you for posting. other youtube vids on this are completely insufferable bullshit. one small suggestion: change the camera angle so whats going on isnt being blocked (happens a few times in vid). thx! (oh, and get a camera that records sound :P)
katata3334 1 year ago
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katata3334 1 year ago
Hi, nice video.
The only problem is these studs will show under the canvas in time. You need a raised edge to hold the canvas away from the bars.
What type of canvas do you recommend?
MichiganTreasure 1 year ago
@MichiganTreasure i use either tapered wood, or i put a length of beading around the edge otf the stretcher. Also, i do stretch the canvas quite taught when i staple it, then when it is primed, it gives a perfect flat, tight surface, too loose and the paint (esp oils) will cause inconsistancies in the surface
CloudStrifeOfficial 9 months ago
Thank you! You're a good teacher.
grittyarts 1 year ago
You should smooth the edges on the inside of the canvas frame too so you don't get lines on your canvas for when your painting.
myles681 1 year ago
great way to do it
maggie22marti 1 year ago
Thats the best one on youtube
JooserParfs 2 years ago
love it!:)
CAItheDREAMER 2 years ago
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I think this was awesome!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
deepseal 2 years ago