Watercolour Canvas

FAQs

What kind of canvas do you use for watercolour?

For watercolour, you use a special watercolour canvas that’s designed to absorb and hold the paint. It allows for stunning, vibrant finishes unlike anything you’d get on regular canvas.

What is the difference between watercolour paper and watercolour canvas?

Watercolour paper is absorbent and comes in various textures, ideal for traditional watercolour techniques. Watercolour canvas, on the other hand, is more durable and gives you the freedom to experiment with watercolour without worrying about paper warping.

Can you paint with watercolour on a normal canvas?

While you can, it’s not ideal bud. Normal canvas doesn’t hold watercolour paint well, leading to less vibrant colours and more frustration. Stick to watercolour canvas for the best results.

How do you frame a watercolour canvas?

Framing a watercolour canvas is similar to framing any other type of art, but choose frames that complement the delicate nature of watercolours.

What kind of frame do you use for watercolour painting?

For watercolour paintings, opt for frames that support and enhance the artwork’s colours and textures. A simple, elegant frame often works best to keep the focus on the painting.

Is there such a thing as watercolour canvas?

Absolutely! Watercolour canvas is specifically designed for watercolour paints, offering a unique surface that showcases the medium’s true vibrancy and potential.