Watercolor Painting Canvas Panels – 11X14 Inch/6 Pack – Triply Primed Cotton Canvas Boards For Watercolor Painting

Description

COTTON WATERCOLOR CANVAS Made from long-staple cotton with natural texture, higher water absorbing ability, and excellent diffusion effects. Easy clean and correction, great substitute for tradition papers. The cotton surface of the painting canvas and stable in every dimension. Also suitable for other water soluable painting materials, e.g, gouache, acrylic, pastels, and tempera. Safe with AP and CE verified certifications. | RIGID BOARD SUPPORT – Made with MDF (Medium Density Fiberboard) which has been proven to be smoother, harder than usual paper boards. And does not curl up even after being applied with large amount of paints. Each piece of painting panel has been strictly inspected to avoid stain, wrap or deformation. | TRIPLE PRIMED GESSO – 8 ounce fine grain watercolor exclusive gesso primed canvas keeps the painting surface ready to paint with water soluble paints, showing beautiful transparency. The watercolor primer allows correction when needed. A change of stroke is easily realized by lifting the paint off the canvas. The surface absorbs paints fairly and colors bloom naturally. Works especially great for watercolors to create nice color hue, shadows, and unique watercolor painting effects. | INDIVIDUALLY PACKED Every other canvas is vacuum packed. Lightweight and easy to store and carry. Applied to create festival/party ornaments, centerpieces, kids crafting, miniatures, theme paintings, table place cards, hobby projects, and other decorative paintings. Perfect for creating desktop inspiration, themed visual library, clip-style collage, tabletop easel, and shelf display. | SPECIFICATIONS – Canvas size: 11×14 Inch/6 Pack; Cotton surface unprimed weight – 4 oz. & primed weight 8 oz. Canvas Thickness: 4 mm. Ideal for kids, students, adults, beginners as well as professionals with different painting levels. While offering the same quality surface as stretched canvases, they are more affordable alternatives for experiments and practice.”