Painting effects, assorted papers, fabrics, strange objects: Home décor allows for infinite variety. Let your imagination run wild … and admire the result!
Home décor paintings are done on stretched canvases of linen or cotton. They come in different sizes and shapes: square and rectangular, but also round and even triangular.
Trick of the Trade: Original Media
As long as they are primed with the aid of an “adhesive” medium specially designed for use in home décor, many surfaces are capable of being painted. Such is the case with wood (simple soft planks, but also duckboard, and even strips from blinds), metal, or various fabrics with which you wish to exploit motifs or textures.
Cut, glued, or crumpled, paper is an inexhaustible source of inspiration because of its matter, texture, motifs … or all that at once!
Trick of the Trade: Reproduce a Motif
Transfer paper allows you to trace any motif on a painting.
You can also create simple stencils on cardstock paper for simple shapes.
Links
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[5] https://www.cansonstudio.com/art-material
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