The Studio Canvas Pad (A4) is the perfect choice for artists looking to create stunning artwork on high-quality canvas paper. This artist paper offers a smooth surface that is perfect for use with a variety of mediums including , acrylic, and oil paints.
The A4 size makes it easy to create smaller pieces or sketches, while the high-quality construction ensures that your artwork will look its best for years to come. The canvas pad comes with 10 sheets, making it a great value for artists on a budget.
Whether you’re a professional artist or a beginner, the Studio Canvas Pad (A4) is an excellent choice for creating beautiful, high-quality artwork. The smooth surface allows for precision and control, while the high-quality construction ensures that your work will be long-lasting and durable.
So if you’re looking for a high-quality artist paper that is perfect for use with a variety of mediums, look no further than the Studio Canvas Pad. With its smooth surface, A4 size, and excellent value, this canvas pad is a must-have for any serious artist.
Isopropyl Alcohol can be used in mixed media artwork to create a range of special effects and abstract patterns.
Use with acrylic or alcohol inks on Art paper, primed wood or canvas surfaces or even for removing bubbles in pouring artworks. Easy to use applicator.
Isopropyl Alcohol can also be used to remove dust, finger marks, ink marks and hand oils from surfaces including glass, plastic, metal etc.
Create stunning resin art with the Studio Metallic Pigments Set.
This set includes 6 vibrant metallic colors in easy-to-use bottles, perfect for adding shimmer and depth to your resin molds and crafts. Ideal for jewelry, coasters, and more!
These metallic pigment colors are specially formulated for RisenArt Silicone Mods to give you the most stunning and dramatic color exposure.
Modelling paste is often left to dry and then painted over, but you can also mix it with your acrylic paints to make them thicker.
Remember that since it’s white, it will change the colour of your acrylic paints and can affect their drying time, so keep that in mind before starting.
You can also use modelling paste for embedding objects.
Once you’ve applied a nice thick layer of paste, you can press in all kinds of small objects in it.
You might like to add sticks, rocks, household items or buttons into your surface to create interesting details.
