Showing posts with label canvas tips. Show all posts
Showing posts with label canvas tips. Show all posts

Monday, November 29, 2021

Convexo Artist Canvas!

    Every artist has a different preference when it comes to the materials they work with. For painters; some like to make their own canvas, some like to purchase premade canvas, and some like to use surfaces that have no relation to canvas. There are endless materials to paint upon however for those who don’t want to stray too far from the traditional yet try something a little different, we have the product for you. Our Convexo Artist Canvas is the perfect blend of the traditional stretched canvas but with a little bit of spice

Mediums that can be used:

  • Acrylic

  • Oil

  • Paint Markers

  • Spray Paint

  • Permanent Markers

  • Water Soluble Oils

  • Alkyds


These convexo canvases are made from 100% cotton with an acrylic titanium priming. The uniform texture of the canvas makes for a smooth and receptive surface for paints such as oil and acrylic, as well as mixed media. The canvas is stretched onto a wood stretcher frame and features a 1 ½ inch beveled edge to create a clean frameless appearance. These three dimensional convexo canvases come in two distinct shapes; round and rectangular. 

The rectangular canvas is perfect for a traditional styled painting whereas a round canvas is perfect for a more unique composition! The beveled edge of the canvas creates a more 3D like effect to the surface as well as can create more visibility for the painting itself.

The rectangular convexo canvases come in three sizes: 

  • 18” x 24” 

  • 24” x 36” 

  • 30” x 40”


Whereas the round convexo canvases come in eight different sizes: 

  • 8” 

  • 12” 

  • 16”

  • 20”

  • 24” 

  • 30” 

  • 36” 

  • 40”


The Convexo Artist Canvas by Fredrix is a wonderful choice for fine art painting and crafts! With a double primed canvas and an acid free acrylic titanium gesso, this material is the best surface for your creations. Featuring a beveled edge on the round and rectangular shapes, these canvases hang without a frame giving a clean and classic appearance. This versatile canvas can be used for acrylics, oils, paint markers, spray paints, permanent markers, water soluble oils, and alkyds. With its wide range of  sizing options, any artist will be able to find the perfect project to use these canvases for!


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Friday, February 9, 2018

5 Tips for Caring for Your Canvas

There's no better feeling than unboxing a beautiful piece of art and hanging it just so on the wall. But now that you have this fantastic piece of valuable canvas art, how to maintain it? We have 5 tips below for caring for your canvas print.


1. Keep It Out of the Sun


All of our canvases are sprayed with a special UV resistant coating that sets the ink within the canvas. However, it is still best to keep it out of direct sunlight and fluorescent lighting, as continued exposure can degrade through the coating over time.

2. Clean with a soft, microfibre cloth, or feather duster. 


No force is necessary; just gently wipe to dust, or dampen the cloth with a little water if need be. Make sure not to press as you skim over the center, as this is where the canvas is most vulnerable. Do not use any chemicals when cleaning, as this can react with the UV coating and damage it. Dusting daily is also recommended, as it helps prevent dust buildup that may eventually be harder to clean.

3. Keep It Out of Hot and Wet Environments


Humidity, heat and air pollutants can damage the canvas and inks. To avoid this, keep your canvas out of kitchens, bathrooms, or heat sources such as air vents, air conditioners, and radiators. For bathroom and kitchen decorating, we recommend framed fine art prints, which are protected by plexiglass. In general, keep such artwork out of heat, sunlight and moisture as much as possible.

4. Hold Onto the Sides When Moving


Sometimes canvases have to be moved, and in which case we always recommend holding the print by the wooden stretcher frames inside. Do not lean anything against either the front or the back of the canvas, as it can stretch the fabric, create a dent, or worse, tear it.


5. Spray Behind the Dents


In the event that dents are unavoidable, there is a simple solution to minimizing it. Simply spray the back of the canvas with a bit of water where the dent is, and leave it overnight to 24 hours. By then, the moisture should help reset the fibers and sooth out the dent.

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VancouverOnCanvas is a local printing, framing, fine arts and reproduction company. We also supply artist materials such as custom canvases, primed and unprimed, as well as stretcher barswood panels, etc. Check out our supply section today!

KeenArt Media Ltd. 604-421-8000 (KeenART)
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