EXERZ 20x20cm Stretched Canvas 5pk - Square Framed Blank Canvas 1.7cm 280GSM 100% Cotton/Triple Primed/Acid Free/Medium Grain - Acrylic & Oil

exactly as described cheapest i could find and great quality thanks

Very good..

Good sturdy canvasses at a decent price.

Good value for money.

I’ve used these before in different sizes. I’m new to art but have found them good but then I have nothing to compare to. I’ve done acrylics, mixed media and prepped with watercolour ground to do a watercolour painting and it’s all worked out well.

I ordered this pack of five canvases for a friend who struggles to get this size (12 inch by 12 inch). She's the artist, not me so I was delighted when she told me that they were perfect for her acrylic portraits. She has already used one or two and cannot fault the quality or the price!

As described,good quality,

I am a simple amateur grandmother hobbyist so certainly no expert. The pack of four canvas' I bought worked out at around 6.35 each. Can't complain, I thought, it's a fair price but I was disappointed with the lightweight rough feel of them compared to previous purchases from Amazon. I've since discovered you can get bigger smoother cheaper canvases at The Works (not sure they're cotton but they work great for me, they're smooth and look good) and that's where I'll be going from now on. You get what you pay for with these, which is a rough, medium grain very lightweight canvas. I like to paint realistic stuff, (GC like pictures to look real) even if they're dinosaurs. I worked around it using a lot of self levelling GAC to smooth out the roughness so that I could get some fine detail on the dinosaurs and some smooth prehistoric sulphur pits or something like that. I think the Golden GAC I used cost more than the canvas so it was also a good opportunity to experiment and use up a lot of my cheap acrylic paint full of filler, so that's another lesson learnt on my long painful journey of discovery, plus the one GChild possibly felt short changed as his brother got the heavy chunky one from The Works (same dimensions)! I didn't take any notice of the "medium grain". In this context it means not fine at all - full of texture!