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How to create textured art with paper | Geometric shapes painting on canvas

In this video, I am showing geometric textured art creating process step by step. Below, in you’ll find more details, how I created this textured art on canvas and what materials I used. Feel free to try to create similar textured art painting with paper. 0:00 INTRO 0:07 PART ONE | MAKE DESIGN Tools and materials: • Canvas (new or reused one) • Corrugated cardboard sheets (from paper) • Pencil • Knife • Ruler (Optional) Mark and cut out shapes from the cardboard sheets. Make initial design on the canvas. I didn't have a sketch of my design, so I created it by improvising while cutting out the shapes out of papers sheets. 3:48 PART TWO | MORE CUTS / GLUING Tools and materials: • Acrylic sealant • Caulking gun • Knife • Pencil • Masking tape Make additional cuts for any needed shapes, which overlap between each other. When gluing them to the canvas, pay attention to positioning and alignment. Use masking tape to hold the shapes in place. When every shape is glued, leave to dray. 11:54 PART THREE | FIRST LAYER OF PASTE Tools and materials: • Wall putty • PVA glue • Acrylic paint • Empty bucket • Putty knife • Painting knife • Brush • Water (a little bit) Make a first layer paste by combining (wall putty: 65%, PVA glue: 25% and acrylic paint: 10%). Mix these ingredients well, and then add some water. Consistency check in the video. When the paste is ready cover all your canvas surface using painting knife and brush. When everything is covered leave to dry. I let mine dry for 2 days. 14:15 PART FOUR | SECOND LAYER Tools and materials: • Wall putty • Painting knife • Brush Cover all design surfaces only with wall putty by using painting knife and brush. Pay close attention to details and lines. Leave to dry. 15:50 PART FIVE | THIRD LAYER Make same everything what in part four, but try to apply wall putty as smoothly as possible. Leave to dry. 16:50 PART SIX | SANDING / APPLAING PRIMER Tools and materials: • Sanding paper • Primer (Before painting) • Brush Sanding is optional if you applied third layer of wall putty smoothly. You can skip sanding if you like you initial design as it is. My was a bit messy, so I sanded those areas that needed it most to make the lines more visible and add depth to my artwork. After sanding, I applied primer to remove sanding dust and improve paint adhesion. 18:24 PART SEVEN | PAINTING Tools and materials: • Brushes (different size) • Acrylic paints The most satisfying part of the entire creating process was painting. I decided to paint my artwork with different shades of green. To create contrast, I added white and black accents. Firstly, I started painting only on the sanded surface. However, I realized I wanted all surfaces to look more grainy. So, I added a medium called "structured effect paint" to my acrylic paint. Alternatively, for a simpler approach, you can mix in some sand. Then everything dried I painted with colors you see in the video. #texturedart #textureart #texturedpainting Subscribe my channel.    / @dzenovagisart   Follow me on Instagram   / dzenovagisart   Art process shorts:    • Attaching a hanging wire to canvas #diypro...   Creative art shorts    • Read description… #texturedart   Music: Tokyo Music Walker - Way Home Light Expanse - Unicorn Heads Sappheiros - Fragments (Copyright Royalty Free)