By Carrie Lewis in Art Tutorials > Painting Tutorials No matter what kind of painter you are, the first step in every painting should be preparing the painting surface. Luckily, almost all commercial painting supports (whether stretched canvas, canvas mounted to panels, or panels) are ready-to-use. The only thing you really have to decide is whether the prepared surface should be oil based or acrylic based. Comparing oil-based and acrylic-based surfaces Both oil-primed and acrylic primed-supports can be used for oil painting, […]
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