Thank you so much!!!!

Oh wow. Thanks for saying that! It honestly was a bit of a challenge but I’m grateful I challenged myself in this way! ^_^

This comment is my new most favorite comment ever. You win. Thank you so much 🥺🤍

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Thank you! :)

Thank youuu!

🥺🥺🤍🤍🤍🤍 thank you Kelly love!!!

Meep! Thank you Olga !!! 🤍🤍🤍

Im so glad it was helpful! 🤍🤗

thats a great process!!! I only found that when painting with a roller it is sooo important to have primed canvas or it will seep through and to also have no folds otherwise the paint will sort of cement them into place! - but so cool and thank you for your comment & kindness! :D

@@BrandiNicolePhoto yeah primed for sure 👌😊... thanks making those videos 💪

Thank you so much!!!!

I am just seeing this -- thank you so much! :D

Girl I am here for youuuuuu if you’ve got questions! But it is seriously the coolest feeling ever when it is done! ✨✨✨✨

I'm so glad!! Thank you so so much for your kindness! :D

Oh wow! Amazing!! I hope it helps!!! Feel free to reach out with any questions 🤗

Ahh hi friend! Thank you for watching and supporting! I just started the channel a few months ago! 🕺🕺🕺

meep! Thank youuuuuuu Em!

Ahh thank you for the feedback! ^_^

yesssssss!!! do it!! It is so therapeutic and fun! and the sense of accomplishment after using it on shoots - just couldn't recommend it more.

@@BrandiNicolePhoto i will have some question for sure 🤣🤣🤣🤣

Thank you so much! I hope it was helpful ☺️

Omg Adam THANK YOU 🙏🤍🤍🤍🤍

So glad to hear you enjoyed it!! :D and I actually fastened leaves to my normal Earrings with thread 😅 I got the leaves at my local flower market in the dried section! :)

Hey there! Great catch! Here it is: www.dickblick.com/products/blick-acrylic-primed-cotton-canvas-rolls/

The portrait behind you at 0:25?

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@@mcmullen_photo HAHAHA we have a winner!! :D

@@BrandiNicolePhoto yay! 😄

Thank you!!

Ahh thank you!! :D and yes actually! I painted three walls in our home with a similar technique but used a sponge instead and it works great! :D

You absolutely could!!! It does tend to dry a little more firm in my experience so keep the coats light or rolling it up is a little difficult. I would recommend trying to paint it if it’s stretched and stapled down first. :)

also, what are you using for reflectors/side walls?

The drop behind me (that isn’t the blue one!) is just made with white and like a 20% grey! I had three trays, white paint, light grey, and medium grey - then mottled them together with a broom and a giant sponge! I hope this helps and that you have fun! :D

and I think you’re referring to my v flats from v flat world! They are white on one side and black on the other ^_^

@@BrandiNicolePhoto thank you! And yes the vflats. The ones I got were from Home Depot and thick insulation that I painted and are enormous. I like these look like 2 half’s just stacked!

Thank you!! And yes!! It’s perfectly rollable :) especially when you use light watered down coats of paint the canvas doesn’t get stiff at all !

Honestly it is just the largest canvas you can find locally I would recommend! every art store seems to have different sizes

It would be quite a small working area but that should work in a pinch!! I’m guess you’re fabric is 1 x 2 yards and so it would be 3ft x 6ft and super skinny, But if you lean a model next to it very close you should be able to make it work! They make rolled canvas that is a a little wider, I would try to go for that so you can have a larger working area :)

You can paint both sides!! It shouldn’t bleed into the other side; but I would keep both sides relatively light colors/coats of paint so it’s not too heavy? Very curious how this turns out you gotta let me know! :D and also I definitely recommend mixing with white to get the slightly lighter tones mixed in with the grey

Nope! I’ve had mine for years now and no falloff - great question!! 🤗🤗🤍

@@BrandiNicolePhoto great to know, thank you 🙏

Great question! I have never had to repaint over mine for any reason but if you wanted to prime and paint your canvas again I am sure it would hold up well!! Are you thinking about repainting a drop of yours? :)

@@BrandiNicolePhoto Ciao and thanks for the reply :-) I'm getting into filming micro commercials, so I need multiple backdrop colors, depending on the product and customer requests. I've been buying paper backdrops, but that's becoming unwieldy to store. I'd rather just repaint something. Any suggestions? Again, thanks for your time. I know time is precious!

Yes! Exactly, anything with a shine or gloss is gonna have some crazy elements in the background ✨✨

Oh wow!!! Mine is definitely easy to roll! I tend to paint with a water and paint mixture to keep it light and sponge -painty! Maybe you’re using too many heavy layers of paint? I’m unsure!! But also drop canvas has a much thicker texture !

@@BrandiNicolePhoto I'm definitely going to try your way!!

@@peekabookatt let me know how it goes!!!! :D

I use a whole background system made by Kupo! Kupo poles and a backdrop chain drive :D

Yeah!! I use super light coats of paint also mixed with water so it still Rolls nicely. You might be using too heavy of paint if it is cracking!! Or too thin of canvas!

@@BrandiNicolePhoto thank you

The white one?? It is just white and very very light grey! :D

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