A5 Prime Art Canvas Panel – Yellow Label
R30.00
Prime Art Canvas Panels are the perfect choice for artists that prefer to work on a base that has no ‘give’. These panels are triple primed and wrapped on a flat stable board, providing a sturdy and durable surface for your artwork. The course texture of the canvas is ideal for artists who prefer a bit of tooth to their surface. Made from 100% cotton canvas, these panels offer excellent quality and performance. The triple priming ensures that the canvas is ready to paint on immediately. The Prime Art Canvas Panels with the Yellow Label are available in various sizes, including A6, A5, A4, A3, A2, and A1. This range of sizes allows you to choose the perfect canvas panel for your specific project or artistic vision.
- Artist-grade triple primed canvas wrapped on flat stable board.
- Triple primed for optimal paint adhesion.
- Wrapped on a flat stable board for stability.
- Course texture for advanced artists.
- Made from 100% cotton canvas.
- Yellow Label are available in various ‘A’ sizes (A6, A5, A4, A3, A2, A1).
- Suitable for a wide range of painting techniques.
- Suitable for use with Oils and Acrylics.
- Ideal for both beginners and experienced artists.
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Why choose a Canvas Panel?
1. Affordability: Canvas panels are generally more affordable than stretched canvases. They are often made from a thin board or cardboard covered with canvas, which makes them a cost-effective option for artists, especially beginners or those on a tight budget.
2. Durability: Canvas panels are more rigid and sturdy compared to stretched canvases. They are less prone to warping or sagging over time, which makes them a reliable choice for artists who prefer a stable painting surface. This can be particularly important for small or medium-sized paintings.
3. Versatility: Canvas panels offer flexibility in terms of size and shape. They come in various standard sizes, including small sizes suitable for studies or plein air painting. Additionally, artists can easily cut or trim canvas panels to create custom sizes or unique shapes for their artwork.
4. Storage and Framing: Canvas panels are thinner and easier to store than stretched canvases. They take up less space and can be stacked or stored in portfolios. Furthermore, when it comes to framing, canvas panels can be framed without the need for stretching or re-stretching the canvas, simplifying the framing process.
5. Experimentation: Canvas panels can be a great choice for artists who like to experiment with different techniques, styles, or subjects. They are often used for quick studies, sketches, or practice paintings. Artists can try out new ideas or approaches without committing to a larger and more expensive stretched canvas.
The choice between a canvas panel and a stretched canvas ultimately depends on the artist’s personal preference, intended style, and specific project requirements. Each option has its advantages and may be more suitable for different artistic needs.
