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I would use a 12" drywall knife, instead of your hand. You can use parchment paper in-between the canvas and the knife to avoid any scuffs. And the canvas will be perfectly flat.you can even use a plastic wallpaper knife. If the canvas isn't completely flat, when you put the protective coat of varnish it will show every imperfection. I was just curious what kind of glue you use. I bought some ink on canvas prints and would prefer to mount them on Masonite, rather then stretcher bars.

Planning to put up one. May i know all the equipment needed for such business. Thanks

Maybe the title should say 'mounting prints'.🤷🏼‍♀️

It would be much better with voice, you explaining what youre doing.

Worst video on the whole internet!!

I'm wondering how you get that glossy finish on the black ground and your other painted items. It looks like an aged patina of finishes I remember from 50 years ago.

There are so many ways to achieve the end result. Yours is broadly similar to what I've done recently. I experiment with different methods on small boards to find what works best for me. That may not be best for others of course 😊

it would be a helpful and useful video if you would mention what glue you used. I think everything is common sense

Masterful Richard! Thanks for sharing. Hope you and Sharon are doing well.

What is the actual glue you are using?

Turning on the lights would be an productive first step....

Greetings Richard, (my grandsun's name is Richard), where do you get the glue? If I were to do a paint pour should I do so before I glue it or after? Thank You.

Fantastic

the grain of the canvas must be square with the board

My job framing

Thank for sharing …

Thank you for this video, What is the best per GSM maximum should be linen to attach plywood in egg tempera? I am waiting for answering, thank you.

You are an absolute hidden gem. If there is an online course or book sign me up. I have gotten more inspiration and knowledge from 3 of your videos than I have from anywhere else in quite some time. Simply amazing piece of work.

I can't believe nobody commented here....You are an incredibly talented artist....all the "objects" on that wall look amazing! Thanks for posting this, now I want to do this on one of my paintings, lol.

Richard I have a client with one of my paintings in another country, I followed your process but she is saying there are a couple of bumps appearing, what can I tell her to do the flatten them ?

How thick is your wooden board ?

How long does it last? I am selling embellished Giclees and I need this to last a long time.

Great video! What type of glue is that?

I am doing a large format painting 7' x 8' would I approach this the same way you have here? I have noticed another example using laminall with a iron for heat to apply the linen, what do you know about this application. I am building a frame to hold my Masonite board.

Darlinggg!

Thank you so much for explaining this so simply...still I've a query... If on a mdf board which is mounted with canvas ( 6×2 ft), I want to paste/fix some wooden circles/ semicircles to complete a art piece. How can I paste it. With which medium. Could you please help me in this... would be happy to see you reply.

Thanks for the video sir but please mention d details of d product used. And Mk ur voice more audible.

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It just occurred to me that one possible disadvantage of painting on boards is looking ahead a few hundred years. If your work ends up in a museum and either needs restoration or is damaged or vandalized will it be as easy to restore as a painting done on stretched canvas or linen ? It's probably something that no one should even be worrying about but it is a factor.

Can you share you glaze recipe?

This video makes us appreciate seeing you and Sharon in Edwards, Co all the more. I'm not sure how you do it, but thanks. Jim and Fabian (Egg Drop Soup, etc.)

sorry but what do you use to protect the background. ? varnish it ?

Love the way you craeated the background texture. Very creative.

What are you using to write for the chalk? Oil pastel? Oil stick?

Wow! Impressive!

thank you

Firstly, nice easy to follow video. Can I ask what method you use to cut the board with after mounting? Knife or Saw? - Thx again!

I just stumbled on your videos and just wanted to say this was fun to watch! I just got done watching the first step and it switched to this one. That is such a neat way to do string!!

What did you use to finish the background/sky before applying the patina process in order to help make the excess patina paint come off so easily? Perhaps the background was completely finished to the paint of being varnished? I love your work and appreciate your teaching here in the videos you have put together. Thank you!

how we mix galaz oil or water

sounded like a tv in the other room. I couldn't hear him good.

I could not find miracle muck on eBay or Amazon. Where did you buy it from?

Very useful tips.thank you

Thanks for the video sir, very good but will the board ever bend or bow? thanks Robert

Thanks.

I've seen others weight the canvas down until dry. Is that not necessary? Where would one find the canvas glue and what type of board did you use? I have some completed works on canvas that I need to glue to a board for framing and I've watched your vid tree times and really like your technique.

I can't wait to get to next year's. We only have one print & I can't wait to come out & see what speaks to me... to add another. We have a 2 Bee or not 2 Bee print... Thanks for sharing your talents!!!!