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Paramount Pro-Tones Canvas Panel 16"x20", Seafoam (Pack of 3)Save Up to60%Off listGreen Triple primed canvas panels available in four, non-reflective colors! The Pro-tones canvas panels and rolls by Paramount feature 11oz, triple-primed, cotton canvas with acid-free binding. They are available in 4 popular background tones: Seafoam, Sahara, Dune and Studio Grey. These tones allow artists to see colors more accurately either inside or outside en plein air, because they create a softer and more forgiving background than the traditional white color. Their surface consists of an isolating layer, with three coats of primer. The Creator of the Original and Most Widely Used Color Toned Panels! Key Features: * 4 Non Reflective Colors: Seafoam, Sahara, Dune and Studio Grey * Triple-Primed - Create a softer and more forgiving background * Professional grade 11oz weight * Made of durable 100% Cotton Canvas * Acid-Free, archival-grade quality * Available in soft, non-reflective colors * Turned edge panels over MDF board * Colors: Seafoam, Sahara, Dune and Studio Grey Perfect For: * Professional quality canvas * Perfect for use en plein air or indoors * Perfect for painting with acrylics, oil colours, gouache and for use with pastels * Available in professional sized rolls, turned edge panels over MDF board * See More
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Michael Harding Non-Absorbent Acrylic Primer Olive Green 500mlSave Up to25%Off listGreen Tired of dull flat oil paints? You need a non-absorbent ground! Regular acrylic gesso is notorious for leeching oil from oil paints, and absorbent acrylic gesso makes oil paints look dull, flat, and muted. Unlike those acrylic gesso's Michael Harding's primer is non-absorbent and preserves the luster of oil paint. Michael's acrylic primer does not absorb oil; instead, the paint sits on top of the surface. The primer is made with non-toxic, non-absorbing acrylic resin; that's why it produces such a strong, flexible ground. You can apply Michael Harding's Non-Absorbent Acrylic Primer to linen, cotton canvas, wood, and MDF. Key Features: * Non-absorbent acrylic primer * Formulated to not absorb or dull oil paints * Creates a strong bond with paint * Prevents paint from delaminating * Lightfast and will not fade over time * Thick, creamy consistency * Smooth, even-toothed finish Perfect For: * Oil and acrylic painters * A uniform painting surface * Beginner and professional artists * Preparing canvas, wood, or MDF for paint * Everyday studio use Instructions: The primer is best used in 2 coats; You may dilute the first coat with water (no more than 1 part water to 3 parts primer). This first coat will be touch dry within a couple of hours, and then you can apply the second coat. You should not apply the primer over Rabbit Skin Glue or unstable supports. See More
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Pastelmat Sheet - Dark Green, 50 x 70 cm (Pack of 5)Save Up to20%Off listGreen A Pastel Surface Artists Can Trust There's no need to spray layers of fixative when working on Pastelmat papers and boards. Pastels adhere so well to the surface that you can apply several layers without the colors becoming too saturated or muddy. Velvety cellulose fibers grab broken pastel pigments and pull them deep into the surface for an almost dust-free experience. It's so versatile that, in addition to pastel and pastel pencils, Pastelmat will support most dry and wet media, including watercolor and gouache. The sturdy Pastelmat boards are made by mounting 360 gsm Pastelmat papers to 1.8 mm (2-ply) thick foam boards. Key Features: * Available in paper sheets and 1.8mm thick boards * Acid-free and pH-neutral * Cellulose surface holds pigment deeply * No need for fixative spray * Softer hand than gritty course sanded papers * No fingertip scraping * Holds up to water and solvent-based washes Perfect For: * Soft pastel, oil pastel, pastel pencil, charcoal, colored pencils, acrylics, watercolors, and gouache * Blending techniques * Building multiple layers of color without fixative * Creating painterly effects with soft buttery marks See More
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