Cheap Abstract Canvas Art

Sometimes generating your own artwork is simpler for 2 reasons: you'll make sure it will fit your style and shade scheme, and it’s less costly. You can find a gazillion approaches to make your very own canvas wall surface art. To ensure that’s exactly what we’re likely to do today, for less than $10. Let’s make some cheap abstract canvas art that adds significant amounts of appeal to your design without putting a dent in your wallet.

The key tool? A tiny 6” ruler! Crazy, right?

Yes, that 6” ruler would be the key for this masterpiece! Let’s grab all of your supplies and acquire started, shall we?

Materials:

• Canvas, measurements of option
• Rulers
• Acrylic Paint, in colors of choice
• Sponge brush for every shade
• Pencil, recommended

Since we our products, we’re prepared to go! It is a very simple project with a very simple strategy. Eeeks! I’m therefore excited.

Very first things initially; let’s discuss our idea. If you’re perhaps not the wing-it type, you should sketch out a sense of what you’re looking to achieve. That’s where in fact the handy-dandy pencil comes in. Then you can remove the outlines whenever done and alter the mind as you go along. It’s a fantastic option if you’re more of a planner. That would be myself {smile}. I had some of these rulers, therefore I held experimenting with what I was going to do … I’m an awful perfectionist #facepalm. Is it possible to relate with me personally?

When I got begun by planning my work location and paint. I like to use plastic lids (from Cool Whip bins) when painting for simple cleanup. Thus I set up two small channels for each shade and primed up my rulers.

We’re officially ready to start painting! YAY!! You’ll begin by putting a good amount of paint onto your ruler. The thicker you have the paint on your ruler, the greater amount of surface you’ll see on your canvas.

Once you’ve “painted” your ruler, you’re planning to put it (paint side down) on your canvas and gently push down. Carefully eliminate your ruler from the fabric and ta-da!

Isn’t that perfectly imperfect and abstract? You’ll continue carefully with this process by alternating colors until your piece is full. Another great solution to start thinking about is layering the colors. You can have a lot of fun with all the colors, layering and positioning!