Yes, however, in many cases the graphite can and will either show through or lift to the surface, so be certain to use a very hard pencil, and the minimum amount of lines you need as reference.
There are different systems... often, first a glue or binder is applied, to make the canvas non-absorbent, also to make the canvas shrink-to-fit. Then a primer paint: white gesso (acrylic gesso, or home-made gesso). It can be a colored gesso as well (if you make your own).
A canvas primer needs to be flexible, so it won't crack in time.
Most canvases come pretreated. if not some art stores will help you out. Currie's is amazing with supplies. They have pretreated canvases. If it is not pretreated yes you will want to treat it.
It's not necessary, by putting on a background paint or something like that, basically treating the canvas first, will achieve a different effect.
The canvas is usually tacked onto a 'stretcher' and is placed an easel.
No. You can start out on many less expensive "grounds", depending on the kind of paint you intend to use. Ask at you local art or craft store for advise.
oil is meaning to a type of paint which is oil paint and canvas...well....you know....is a canvas, something you paint on.
The Starry Night is an oil-on-canvas painting by Vincent van Gogh.
Oil paint on board.
Oil on canvas
Brushes, oil paint, a canvas.
oil is meaning to a type of paint which is oil paint and canvas...well....you know....is a canvas, something you paint on.
The Starry Night is an oil-on-canvas painting by Vincent van Gogh.
he used oil paints on canvas and paint brushes
Oil paint on board.
People paint with oil paint on canvas because it will not rub or flake off.
you cant paint on your own canvas, but you can color in a picture in Art Class
mostly oil paint on canvas
a canvas
Canvas.
Oil on canvas
His media were oil paint and canvas. He brushed the oil paint on to the canvas.
Brushes, oil paint, a canvas.