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Oyyy....

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I save money, by painting on both sides of a stretched canvas..... I can always restretch and frame with either side facing out if I get a decent painting.... which happens much less than Id like.

I hope you don't plan on them lasting too long- painting on the back is a recipe for canvas self-destruction :D
 
I hope you don't plan on them lasting too long- painting on the back is a recipe for canvas self-destruction :D

Its just cheap prestretched canvases I use for quick studys and ideas, Im a new painter and need the practice so for now I paint on anything that acrylic will stick to. When I get an idea or composition I like, I paint it on gallery quality prestretched or stretch my own... Ive even painted on plastic sheets and plate glass! You guys think Bass playing gear is expensive try being a painter as well! At least once you get the Bass and amp you can practice , paint runs out! Does rondo have any affordable artist acrylic or walnut oil based paint!? :ninja:

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Bass playing gear is expensive try being a painter as well! At least once you get the Bass and amp you can practice , paint runs out!

My Sante Fe II easel was close to $600 dollars. That's basically just a painting stand- I'm glad my music and bass stands don't cost that much :D
 

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