AMPERSAND VALUE SERIES ARTIST PANELS - UNPRIMED BASSWOOD

ULTRA-SMOOTH, ULTRA-STABLE BOARD THAT ACCEPTS ALL PAINTING GROUNDS!

The Unprimed Basswood Panel is among the most versatile and affordable painting substrates available. Made from premium basswood plywood, which outperforms standard birch plywood, the surface of these painting panels is carefully sanded perfectly smooth, with no seams, knots or raised fibres to detract from your artwork.

Mounted to sturdy pine wood cradles in either 7/8" or 1-1/2" depths, these panels are easy to frame, paint, or finish the sides and hang as-is.

Just seal and prime the panels however you choose: with acrylic gesso, oil ground, absorbent or pastel ground, and mount paper or canvas onto them. The possibilities are endless!

The super-smooth basswood surface is perfect for highly detailed art. Still, the panel's stability and durability also make them ideal for impasto, mixed media and found object art. And, of course, Ampersand's commitment to quality ensures these panels will stand the test of time!

Unprimed Basswood is great for encaustic, mixed media, collage and wood engraving. The tight grain of the Ampersand Unprimed Basswood panels makes them the preferred choice for finely detailed wood burning/pyrography. All wood should be sealed and primed before painting. You can use clear gesso to see the wood grain through the sealer and primer.

DESCRIPTION:

• Premium basswood plywood surface
• 7/8" deep x 1" wide | 1-1/2" deep x 3/4" wide solid wood cradles
• Super smooth; no excessive grain
• Durable, stable andamp; long-lasting
• Ultra-stable premium Basswood top
• Sanded perfectly smooth
• FREE of knots, seams and excess wood grain
• Supported with solid pinewood cradles

SUITABLE FOR:

• Priming with gesso, oil ground andamp; more
• Artwork in virtually any media:andnbsp;encaustic, mixed media, collage and wood engraving
• An ultra-smooth surface ideal for detail work yet sturdy enough to withstand thick layers

Please remember that to ensure archival longevity; all unprimed wood panels should be sealed and primed before use.