You first need to get gel medium and cover the canvas with four coats, letting it dry completely like an hour between coats, also alternate between vertical and horizontal on each coat. Then you place the LASER PHOTO COPIES of the pictures face down, put another coat of gel medium on the back and let dry for 6 hours, then it needs to soak in water, I usually place it in the bath tub or use sponges depending on the size. I soak it for about 15 minutes then slowly peel the paper off. Its like doing a temp tattoo pretty much. Hope this helps
It was a painting on a canvas, although it looked like it was done on cloth.
Like most painters he used oil paint on canvas.
yes he loved painting he painted lods of colufull pictures
Artistic Effects
The painter Wayne Thiebaud (1920 - ) is known for supplanting traditional still-life objects like partially eaten fruits, oysters and nuts with what he considers contemporary equivalents like hot dogs, pies and cakes. In his famous painting Cakes (1963, oil on canvas, National Gallery of Art, Washington, D. C. ), he paints a dozen cakes with such rich and heavy impasto that the paint literally looks like frosting!
"Yes, they do. They use and ultra-protective UV matte laminate. This however means that the print will never crack, flake, or bubble like some pictures do"
If you would like some nice pictures of dogs, I would recomend Google.
I would like to learn their culture
Canvas is the name for a type of cloth, a bit like denim. Make a bag out of it,and you get a canvas bag.
I would like to see more pictures of christopher Williams and his wife or pictures with Stacey dash and their son
Most people who knew what a mammoth looked like (based on pictures or reconstructions) would say it looked like a hairy elephant. Use the links below to see and learn more.
It would most likely white, as he would most like hav used canvas.
You haven't said what the canvas is to be glued to. -Try silicone, it sticks many things like canvas.
you cant determine how they learn by they're genders each person has different ways to learn. like hands on, reading, or pictures like educational videos. again like i said each person learns best differently.
There is a site called greatbigcanvasart.com, that sells great big canvas art, I would start there. Otherwise, a place like homegoods or fat tuesday, if you have them in your area, would be a great palce to look for art.
yes i like to
If you have a pigment printer like an Epson SureColor printer, you can. You put canvas in your printer, load the ICC profile for the canvas you are using on your computer, and print. You might not want to though; the canvas has to be six inches larger in both directions than the finished print, because three inches on each side wraps around the stretcher bars. If you want an 11x14 canvas print, you need to print a canvas 17x20. They make printers that big, but they're expensive.