A properly stretched and primed canvas is a pleasure to work on. By preparing your own canvas you can determine the size, canvas grade, and quality of materials.

In this video you will learn step by step the methods for stretching and priming your canvas whether you're working in acrylics or oils.

Included are sections on:

Basic materials
Stretching your canvas
Sizing using rabbit skin glue
Priming with acrylic gesso
Priming with oil primer
Canvas care and maintenance

DVD runtime is 35 min.

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