How to Stretch, Prepare and Prime A Fine Art Canvas for Oil or Acrylic Painting @ScottNaismithArtist
How to Stretch, Prepare and Prime A Fine Art Canvas for Oil or Acrylic Painting  @ScottNaismithArtist
Uploaded March 2011 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago
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Painting Tutorial: Stretching and Priming Canvas or Linen.
Scottish landscape artist and lecturer, Scott Naismith explains the technique of Stretching a canvas and preparing the surface for oil painting.

Includes a tip on uses for binder.

As a general guide:
SMOOTH finish for lighter touch/ thinner application techniques or more detailed work
ROUGH/ COURSE finish for heavier more vigorous application or textural feel.

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How to Stretch, Prepare and Prime A Fine Art Canvas for Oil or Acrylic Painting

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