This small 25inch x 20inch blank canvas is handcrafted in Britain using premium 10oz cotton canvas stretched over a robust 38mm deep-edge frame. Double-primed with two coats of gesso, it's designed for acrylic, oil and mixed media artists looking for a professional-quality painting surface.
Size: 25inch x 20inch (63cm x 50cm)
Depth: 1½ inch (38mm)
Cotton weight: 10oz (340gsm)
Primer: Double gesso
Suitable for: Acrylic, Oil, Mixed Media
Frame: Kiln-dried timber
Handmade in England
Built to order
Small Blank Canvas 25inch x 20inch | Handcrafted Deep Edge Artist Canvas
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After Care Of A Canvas
Proper aftercare for a blank art canvas ensures it remains in good condition and ready for use whenever inspiration strikes. Here are some guidelines to help you maintain your canvas:
Aftercare Instructions for a Blank Art Canvas:
1. Storage:
Store the canvas in a **cool, dry place** to prevent warping or moisture damage.
Avoid stacking heavy objects on top of the canvas, as this can cause dents or deformations.
If stacking multiple canvases, place a protective layer (like acid-free paper or cardboard) between them to prevent scratches.
2. Protect from Dust and Debris:
Cover the canvas with a clean cloth, plastic sheet, or canvas bag to keep dust and dirt from settling on the surface.
If dust accumulates, gently wipe the canvas with a soft, dry cloth or a clean, dry paintbrush.
3. Avoid Humidity and Extreme Temperatures:
Keep the canvas away from damp or humid environments, as moisture can cause the fabric to sag or promote mold growth.
Avoid exposing the canvas to direct sunlight or extreme heat, as this can weaken the fabric and affect the primer.
4. Handle with Care:
When moving the canvas, hold it by the frame to avoid putting pressure on the fabric.
Avoid touching the primed surface with your hands, as oils from your skin can affect the paint adhesion later.
5. Inspect Regularly:
Check the canvas periodically for signs of sagging, mold, or damage. If the canvas becomes loose, tighten it using canvas keys or a light mist of water (see previous instructions).
6. Prepare for Use:
If the canvas has been stored for a long time, inspect the surface for dust or debris before painting. Wipe it gently with a dry cloth if needed.
If the primer feels too dry or brittle, you can apply a thin coat of gesso to refresh the surface.
Additional Tips:
If you live in a humid climate, consider using a dehumidifier in your storage area.
For long-term storage, consider wrapping the canvas in acid-free paper or plastic to protect it from environmental factors.
By following these aftercare instructions your blank art canvas will stay in excellent condition and be ready for your creative projects!