It can also be used to thin the colors to make a translucent or transparent glaze for a soft watercolor look. It is a slow-drying extender that increases the open-time of the paint, giving you time to blend. Since acrylic paint dries fast, the Golden glazing liquid is the essential element in this line up. To create a soft blended background, use Golden Glazing Liquid along with acrylic paint in these colors: Burnt Umber, Brilliant Yellow Green, Sap Green Permanent, Cadmium Free Yellow Light, Prussian Blue and Titanium White. The base that I used for this project was a large 4 ft canvas. Aleene’s Tacky Glue or other good quality craft glue.craft knife and rolling pin for use with clay.inexpensive cake decorating bags and tips.Golden Glazing Liquid (either Satin or Gloss is fine) or similar acrylic paint extender product.Heavy Body acrylics (Liquitex, Golden, or other quality brand).If you love canvas art that has visible texture, and if you love trying new techniques, you’ll enjoy this project.

Paper clay is also extremely lightweight when dry, which makes it perfect for creating 3D pieces that can attach to a canvas. You can paint, sand, and even drill holes through it.

It has a smooth texture that is super easy to cut, sculpt, roll, mold, and shape.

If you have tried other paper clay projects, you already know how user friendly Creative Paperclay is. The sweet little bunny is also shaped from paper clay, before adding the painted details. Those textural elements bring the canvas to life. The wildflowers are added with modeling paste. The butterflies on this canvas art are created from easy-to-use, air-dry Creative Paperclay. Perfect for a butterfly with 3D wings to perch on. And, it has a dimensional twist that sets it apart from normal canvas art.Įven the wildflowers and stems have a raised texture. This DIY bunny and butterfly canvas wall art project is a sweet spring project.

3d art on canvas