🎨 Arteza Canvas Boards for Painting: Pack of 14, 11 x 14 Inches - Blank White Panels, 100% Cotton, 8 oz Gesso-Primed - Ideal Art Supplies for Acrylic Pouring and Oil Painting Review

I recently bought this brand for the first time to use for stewing. I took four pictures at once and let them dry. After about 1 hour I looked inside and found that the canvas was no longer attached to the board. . . I tried another painting just to make sure it wasn't an accident and this time I stayed with the painting for about 40 minutes and watched the canvas peel off the back of the board like the others. Too bad - all these pictures were great! I will never buy this brand again! Never!

I used to buy my canvases direct from the store but due to Covid I turned to the internet. I think I got too excited about the price that I missed an important feature: the only type of plaque I've ever seen is the type that can be hung directly on a nail on the wall because of the backing has a wooden frame. This one has a flat back, I don't know how I'm going to hang it. Other than that, it's just like any other canvas I've painted on. I can't tell the difference in quality so it's worth '5…

To answer your question, no, it won't make your oil painting of fat Elvis naked eating a bowl of peanut butter any less traumatic for viewers, but it will make it less traumatic for you creating such a crime against humanity and then flaunting it for a decent length of time. Is it better than stretching your own canvas for durability, no, but for something quick and easy, do it. They're great for students, kids, for practice, or even for masterpieces that future museum restorers will despise…