What paper is used for acrylic painting?

Gouache paper, cardboard, watercolor paper and other paper products can be used as the base material of acrylic painting, which is relatively easy to use and store. Generally, thicker and harder paper is selected for painting.

1, propylene is divided into ordinary propylene, luminescent propylene, fluorescent propylene and metallic propylene. The color of acrylic pigment is full and bright, and the pigment is uniform. No matter how it is mixed, the picture will not look dirty. Before the propylene is completely dried, the propylene pigment can be washed off with water, the hiding power of the pigment is super strong, and the color of the propylene painting is easy to modify.

2. Acrylic pigments can be used to paint on objects with rough surfaces, such as cloth, slates, boards, cement walls, etc. , and can be well attached to these objects, and can withstand long-term wind and rain without fading or falling off, which is a characteristic that other painting pigments do not have.

3. Acrylic pigment is very different from gouache pigment and watercolor pigment. Compared with gouache, gouache must be colored on special gouache paper, and propylene can be painted on all kinds of paper. The effect of propylene is more delicate than gouache and easy to cross. Compared with watercolor pigments, propylene pigments are more stable than watercolor pigments. When more water is added, the color of watercolor will become lighter, which will affect the beautiful picture, while propylene is more stable.

4. Gouache and watercolor will wrinkle or curl when painted on paper if the water quantity is not well controlled, while acrylic pigment will not wrinkle when painted on paper. Even if a novice has just entered, he can't control the color well, and the paper won't wrinkle after being painted countless times.