How To Transfer A Drawing Onto Canvas: Michael Warth Studios

How To Transfer A Drawing Onto Canvas
Happy Monday, this week I share my preferred method for transferring a drawing onto canvas and a little bit about a new grisaille painting I am working on.
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[@MichaelWarthStudios]

There are many ways to transfer your drawings to canvas. I use this method when I want to work on a surface where my lines remain as I paint. Another method is to use Raw Umber pastel if you don't want to have paint on the canvas when you start. Share your methods in the comments.

[@DennisCNolasco]

Wow, haven't seen this specific technique before, thanks!

[@MichaelWarthStudios]

I love doing it this way. The tracing dries on the canvas and doesn't wipe away when I start painting.

[@shottyfins]

That's really interesting. I've always wondered how this processed worked. I'm not a painter. Heck I'm not very good at drawing either but I'm starting to practice my drawing more as a change from my software engineering day job (exercise my right brain and give my left brain a rest). Great Video. I really like how you talk a bit more about the prep work, tools and the process rather than just the brush strokes on the canvas.

[@MichaelWarthStudios]

Thanks, Scott. Exercising your brain is key - glad you liked the video!

[@DouglasPexa]

I vary rarely paint on a white canvas, always use left over pallet paint for dirtying up the white