Mounting Papers onto Canvas - Mixed Media Techniques
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- Опубліковано 29 сер 2024
- Mounting Papers onto Canvas - Mixed Media Techniques, Episode 040 of Mixed Media Soul Sparks
Adhering papers to a rigid surface is pretty straight forward, but things can get a bit tricky when trying to adhere papers to a stretched canvas. I share my tips, tricks and tools with you.
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I begin with a painted background and assortment of papers of various weights
I am using a stepped handle palette knife and a flat synthetic brush
The rigid surface is a Gessobord from Ampersand
Golden Soft Gel Gloss
Golden Regular Gel
Golden Gloss Medium
Block of wood, key card, or a spreading tool (I found on at the auto store and the other in the baking area of the craft store)
If you only have one gel, you can make it work (Match the weight of the paper to your medium or gel)
When applying the gel to the panel, I use the Soft Gel and easily use the palette knife to press the papers down smooth
For the Gallery wrapped canvas I demonstrate using various tools: wood piece, sanding block, key card and a tool used for spreading Bondo, a material found in auto shops.
The flat card slips between the canvas and the stretcher bar and allows you to press the paper into place and easily remove air bubbles and excess gel.
Let dry, trim edges and add highlights and darks.
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I suggest using a really thick piece of cardboard from the packaging you get from your online supplies. That way you can cut a large piece to go under the stretched canvas for support while you're pressing the paper on the top. 👍🙂
Thank you, Sandra! I’m learning so much about the composition and bridging. 🌱💛
That is terrific 👏
I love how you teach...
The way you make me feel I can do that.
Thank you.
You are so welcome and thank you for watching and letting me know that you found this helpful.
Thanks for expanding more on paper. I never thought to mount it on canvas before. loved paper skins!
you are welcome and I hope you enjoy all the others as well.
I love your composition! 🙂💖
thank you.
Excellent work & demonstration! Thank you!
You are so welcome and thanks for watching.
Thank you, Sandra! I get so confused on all the names for gels, mediums, etc.
It can be confusing, especially between brands. I am glad I can shed a little light on it.
I love these pieces! Thank you for sharing your process and composition tips. I learned something new to enhance my mixed media. ❤
I am happy to hear that I was able to share something new with you. Thanks for watching.
Love this informative and inspiring for those who have not yet tried heavier weight papers onto canvas. Great tip for supporting back while getting pressure onto that first piece and explain the different gels. Your art is like a story it unfolds drawing us in with silent words, shapes and colours. The paper skins you showed us do they respond to being put onto canvas with gels?? Joy to watch and listen to, thank you.
Wendy thank you for your beautiful description of my process. May I borrow your words? The paper skins should be mounted with a gel. Any weight, soft to regular will work and gloss will be the clearest. I often do everything with gloss and when finished I alter the sheen of the entire piece if I want.
@@SandraDuranWilson you are most welcome to borrow my words, your wonderful video inspired them. Thank you for help on paper skins. I love how your work can whisper those shapes and colours onto a canvas where their story then begins. Never ending stories that every time you take a new look take us on a new path. Love your work. Thank you for your lovely reply.
Thank you very interesting...new to this form of media, I've got a xmas list going I wanted to buy sampler of qor molding paste, now I'm gonna see if they have a sample set of gel as I find this art interesting and inspiring, it's a bit like my scrapbook pages i did for my 10, yes 10 photos albums...loli started learning watercolors and ink drawing and I always wanted to do something like this to fill my soul..lol many art blessing to you today....
I believe both Golden and Liquitex have starter sets. Check online at Blicks or Jerry's. Enjoy and thanks for watching.
Excellent video. Thanks. I am an "oldie" but a "newbie" with this. Have one question. If I print on my printer a quotation on traciing paper or onion skin or something lightweight, & then tear the edges and put it on an acrylic painting (on canvas), will the edges of the paper disappear once I put gel medium on it? WOULD appreciate A REPLY, as I am clueless. I m hoping that a ragged torn edge would lay flat after the gel medium. Awaiting your reply & thanks for your time. pauli
This is very informative thank you, can you suggest a less expensive alternative to Golden as there are so many different gels in use? Thank you
You could use Liquitex or DecoArt, but I prefer Golden.
If I put collage paper on my canvas and varnish. Would I be able to remove the painting from the stretcher bars to ship and then re stretch the canvas back to the stretcher bars? Thanks
Restretching canvas with collage papers can be tricky. If you have a framer restretch it, I think it would work.
@@SandraDuranWilson Thank you
thank you for this. what happens if you DO get a bubble, do you have any suggestions for getting to that spot again to add more gel?
I keep a craft knife handy and cut a small slit. I can usually press down and get enough gel into the area.
@@SandraDuranWilson I thought about that or somehow go into the back!!! hahaha. Thank you so much.
I guess you could go through the back if it's on paper but you wouldn't want to cut the canvas. See, great minds think alike.
@@SandraDuranWilson btw, great last name!!
Yes, you2