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This one is a test painting I want to do and I thought I would try it on acrylic paper in a smaller way. I really like it but when I do the larger size changes will be made in compostion.
I have never painted on acrylic paper. I always paint on stretched canvas, cotton, pre-primed with gesso. Is it similar to painting on canvas? I also have canvas boards I paint on too.
It is a bit different actually. I works in a pinch and you have to make sure you have it flat to dry. It absorbs the paint faster and it dries quicker. I am using acrylic paints instead of oils but apparently the paper I am using can handle oils too. I am getting some canvases soon as I like them better, but when the itch to paint comes I use the paper I have.
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Dakotah
18:09 Feb 26 2022
I have never painted on acrylic paper. I always paint on stretched canvas, cotton, pre-primed with gesso. Is it similar to painting on canvas? I also have canvas boards I paint on too.
TheArtistWillow
20:37 Feb 26 2022
It is a bit different actually. I works in a pinch and you have to make sure you have it flat to dry. It absorbs the paint faster and it dries quicker. I am using acrylic paints instead of oils but apparently the paper I am using can handle oils too. I am getting some canvases soon as I like them better, but when the itch to paint comes I use the paper I have.