Stretching an Art Canvas

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Stretching an Art Canvas

Learn the traditional way to stretch a canvas. See the following video:

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Baptism On The Van Duzen. Acrylic on canvas. At Family Camp every year, several church fellowships camped together for a week. The highlight of the week was a baptism where those who came to a decision to follow Christ were baptized in the river. #realism #landscapepainting #myart #instaart

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All Creation Sings in an Antique Frame #frame #antiques #antique #goldleaf #floralpainting #floralpaintings #trumpetflower #realismpainting

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