LovesArt
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Hi! I haven't painted anything yet but while I wait for my supplies I want to prepare my wooden panels for airbrushing. (You know, to have them ready for that day when I feel confident enough to move beyond less permanent supports.)
The panels are: "crafted from 100% artist grade Tung wood and accept all acrylic gessos and oil priming. These wooden panels are cradled with a solid wood frame which eliminates warping and stretching."(http://www.cheapjoes.com/joe-s-prime-3-4-profile-cradled-painting-panels.html)
My current plan is to apply several coats of acrylic gesso. But is there anything else I should do to make sure the paint adheres well, like apply some kind of base over the gesso? Or should I use something entirely different to prime them instead? I'll be using Createx Illustration Colors. Thanks!
The panels are: "crafted from 100% artist grade Tung wood and accept all acrylic gessos and oil priming. These wooden panels are cradled with a solid wood frame which eliminates warping and stretching."(http://www.cheapjoes.com/joe-s-prime-3-4-profile-cradled-painting-panels.html)
My current plan is to apply several coats of acrylic gesso. But is there anything else I should do to make sure the paint adheres well, like apply some kind of base over the gesso? Or should I use something entirely different to prime them instead? I'll be using Createx Illustration Colors. Thanks!