Showing posts with label priming your painting surfaces. Show all posts
Showing posts with label priming your painting surfaces. Show all posts
Monday, April 25, 2016
Let the primith begin!
I'm choosing to focus on creating some smaller more affordable new works for the upcoming Toronto Outdoor Art Exhibition 2016. Here is a shot of the gesso express. (Gesso = the white liquid used to prime a surface for paint, for those unfamiliar.)
Wednesday, December 16, 2015
Gesso? I guess so.
One of the new painting I'm creating for The Artist Project Toronto
will be painted on a 16" round wood panel! (I've always worked in
squares/rectangles before previously. It's one of the new paintings I'm
looking forward to the most.) Was a on a gessoing kick last night,
priming a bunch of new surfaces.
(FYI: My favorite place to buy wood panels in Montreal is the UQAM art store: https://www.coopuqam.com/ 5-Boutique-des-arts-succurs ale.html)
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