Are these suitable for watercolor painting?
858879
I have used acrylics, very watered down acrylics, and alcohol inks on these canvases and all have worked very well. For the price, they are excellent for practicing. Although I have not used watercolors myself, I would say they would be suitable.
1407690
I would say they are like 300# watercolor paper and rather a little rougher than expected. I have used a few for Zentangles, but the next time I will put a coat of gesso on first. Hpoe that helps!?
961810
Yes, if you're adding them to a medium. They're very beautiful to work with. I've blended some in my acrylic paints for varying effects!
1350535
Yes, they are paintable with water based paint. They can be used as an acoustical barrier and white is the only color.
2278770
These are not water-based ink, if you want to mix them with water it won't work....But it is perfectly possible to use a paintbrush or the finger in order to hive them a form, a shape, and will not smear, don't worry!
866326
Yes, you can certainly draw on these. They are pretty much like regular paper, so pens or sharpies will work just fine.
1852373
yes i believe they can be painted, however there is nothing in the instructions regarding paint. sorry i could not be more helpful
577904
Some of them might be others not. They very due to matte,thickness ect. No top and bottom coat either. They work well for everyday painting. Hopefully this answers your question.
474206
It seemed to me that any shrinkage would be none or minimal. I used very tepid water. I think these would be the perfect medium for stenciling or fabric painting. Enjoy your project.
1278417
yes! That's exactly what I use them for-plus latex paint! If the transparent cap isn't air tight enough for ya, there is a cardboard seal that comes in each nozzle.
1569793
Yes, but they can also be blended wet-on-wet when you are drawing right on a board. They take a bit of time to get used to, but they work beautifully on any surface. They are the main supply in my classroom every year!!!
1266534
The opacity is good, when not mixed with water. Overall for the price I really like these paints. I used them to paint a rusty bird statue and it covered it nicely. The colors are great too. Just a note the tubes are only .74ounces, so if you want a really opaque painting you made need to go with larger tubes or their jars.
697996
They are strong enough for candy or the like but they don't have a flat bottom so I don't think they would be suitable for paint. Hope this helps!
268678
I would not use them for canvas paintings, especially if they are quite large and have heavier frames. It's a personal preference. If the framed canvas has any value at all, I would recommend using picture hanging hardware that fits the size of the job. The main way I use these is for putting up product pictures in our home office.
1505418
no they cant, they are for use with monomer liquid only. they are also so tiney, not really worth the wait or money.
1857430
I wouldn't put these through the printer. Texture may not take ink evenly due to nooks and crannies. Fab for watercolors or brush pens.
891097
I would say no. These are washable acrylic paints. You could paint wood or paper with them but I think if you heat them they would dry, burn, and turn into a powder rather than give you the glossy finish ceramic pieces usually have. I think you should go with a higher quality paint that is specifically made for firing.