Canvas
Indulge Your Creativity with Our Premium Canvas Collection
Discover the perfect canvas to bring your artistic vision to life with our diverse range of canvases, whether you’re working with acrylic or oil paints. Choose from stretched cotton canvases, canvas boards, or canvas rolls in a variety of sizes and styles to suit your needs. Our collection is crafted to the highest standards, providing a sturdy and reliable surface that holds up to your creative process. Whether you’re a professional or just starting out, our canvases ensure the best foundation for your artwork. Explore top brands like Loxley, Winsor & Newton, and Fredrix, trusted by artists for their quality and durability.
Winsor & Newton Classic Standard Canvas Cartons (Metric)
Winsor & Newton Professional Standard Linen Canvas Cartons
Winsor & Newton Professional Cotton Smooth Standard Cartons
Winsor & Newton Professional Standard Canvas Cartons (Imp)
Winsor & Newton Classic Standard Linen Canvas Cartons
Winsor & Newton Classic Standard Canvas Cartons (Imperial)
Winsor & Newton Professional Deep Edge Canvas Cartons
Winsor & Newton Classic Deep Edge Canvas Cartons (Metric)
Winsor & Newton Classic Deep Edge Canvas Cartons (Imperial)
Liquitex Professional Recycled Plastic Deep Edge Canvas Cartons (Imperial)
Liquitex Professional Recycled Plastic Deep Edge Canvas Cartons (Metric)
Liquitex Professional Recycled Plastic Standard Canvas Cartons (Imperial)
Liquitex Professional Recycled Plastic Standard Canvas Cartons (Metric)
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Stretched cotton canvas is the most common painting support for professional artists. The weave of the cloth combined with the spring of the stretched material are canvases' most popular features.
Canvas boards were first introduced for sketching outdoors. However, some artists prefer boards as they take up less room and are less easily damaged than stretched canvases. Finished paintings on boards can be easier and less expensive to frame than canvases.
Canvas paper is popular with acrylic painters for its texture and drag. It is also an economical support which can be less inhibiting than a stretched canvas. As acrylics are not prone to sinking like oils, a wider variety of results can be more easily achieved on paper.