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DIY Backdrop - My Experience Painting a 'Canvas' backdrop Part 2
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- čas přidán 23. 04. 2018
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Part 1 here - • DIY Backdrop - My Expe...
Ever wondered how it is to paint your own Oliphant or Schmidli backdrop for photography? Here is my complete experience painting a DIY backdrop. Learn from my mistakes :p
Part 1 - we look at the first steps to paint your canvas.
Part 2 - we show you the finished product and learned lessons!
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😀 First step, stretch the canvas on the frame, so it doesn't get wrinkles.
Step two, prime it with gesso. It will stretch it eve more and it will help with better paint uniformity.
Step there, paint.
Step four, remove the canvas from the frame once it is completely dry.
The canvass looks amazing at 3:10
Well done .. ur funny and persistent and honest
Can get a Gesso Primed canvas from Dick Blick.
They say PVA should be applied first then the paint..thx we've learned from your endeavor
What is PVA
So you use Primer+Sealer from Home Depot to replace gesso? No difference when you paint on?
Far out way too long. You need to stop talking so much and show more
Sure thing.
agreed
Black and white actually are colors. You are confusing COLOR for chromaticity.
Crease = no gesso. Regards!
You are in Canada. Check her out
: @backdropsgallery
Will do!
Hahaha...I have one word for you. Research!
I’m enjoying your video but I wish you would show us what you’re actually doing instead of cutting away. Thanks for the video!
Yeah, it's an old video. Learned a lot from this one! Thanks for the feedback