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How to Prepare a Canvas for Watercolor

Click on the time stamps below to jump to the section you're interested in. 0:00 Introduction: ready to use watercolor canvases and boards 0:30 DIY watercolor canvas 1:24 first coat of absorbent ground 3:31 closeup of absorbent ground texture on canvas 3:36 applying absorbent ground to a hardboard with a roller 4:27 closeup of absorbent ground roller texture on hardboard Aside from painting with watercolors on paper, you can paint on watercolors with canvas. You can prepare a canvas for painting by applying a couple of coats of absorbent ground to it. There's also QoR watercolor ground that has more texture. Some artists paint directly on the gessoed canvas but the colors can lift a little bit when you paint over them with additional layers. The absorbent ground helps the watercolor paint to adhere to canvas. You can also use absorbent ground for painting on wood with watercolors. In the video I apply it to a small hardboard with a paint roller. LIST OF SUPPLIES THAT I USED IN THE VIDEO The following links to Amazon and Blick Art Materials are are affiliate links. This means that if you click on them and make a purchase, I earn a commission at no cost to you. Watercolor canvas http://shrsl.com/2h8zy Ampersand Aquabord http://shrsl.com/2h902 QoR watercolor ground http://shrsl.com/2h93v Golden absorbent ground http://shrsl.com/2h903 Daniel Smith watercolor ground http://shrsl.com/2h905 Blick studio canvas http://shrsl.com/2h906 Hardboard http://shrsl.com/2h907 Painting spatula http://shrsl.com/2h90e Table top easel http://shrsl.com/2h90g Lavalier Mic https://amzn.to/32XGrz1 Camera clamp with gooseneck https://amzn.to/31WTtxl