Control the weight of the material that is sticked to the holder and note if the glue or binder is strong enough.

Use a good binder, glue, latex, glue or resin that can stick strongly to the support material.

Do not use simple adhesive tape, taht over time, will take off because the glue is not designed for those tasks.

There are plastic materials that repel water paintings, and then, only oil and synthetic painting can cover these materials.

Absorbent materials: If you want to paint over the glued materials that generate the textures, it should take into account whether the material will absorb the paint.

Do not use organic materials: Don´t use the materials that can produce molds or can grow with humidity, because life path is opened and never know whether, for example, a small lentil stuck on the canvas will grow thanks to moisture environment.Logical rules to create textures on a canvas or wood Although not a relief on canvas, shows a good idea to understand how to create a meaningful relief and how to paint over to get the forms. The work is displayed in the Blessed Sacrament Chapel of the Cathedral of Palma. * Reliefs created by Miquel Barceló, reliefs and painting mix teacher. The variety of materials to create forms and reliefs on the fabrics, or over cardboard and wood supports, is part of artistic creativity, but they also will be limited by the basic rules presented below.

In addition to textures, you can create volumes and even create the exact forms of the model, that is going to be represented, in a kind of low relief that protrudes from the canvas or support. Rules that will get the canvas will not be dismantled with the passage of time and then, your texture, plus the apinting you make over, will continue just fine.

However, no single method about “How to create textures in a painting”, but there are some basic rules that will help you if you use one or another material. There are many materials to create textures on a support and painting over.

3d texture painting on canvas