Diy painted canvas backdrop

There are some newcomers to the market with more affordable pricing (most notably Gravity Backdrops ), but I figured I'd give DIY'ing my own canvas backdrop a try and seeing how it fits into my work before considering spending more money on a backdrop from a reputable studio.

Are you searching for the best photography backdrops for your next studio, product, or branding session? We've got you covered.

Photographing with a beautiful backdrop can make or break the mood of a photo. Case in point, here’s a photo I took before I had a nice backdrop. BEFORE After See the difference? Yeah, it’s HUGE. Not only does a backdrop add mood, but it’s essentially a blank canvas for you to create art (in […]

If I have learned anything over the years from selling my work online, it’s this: quality product photos means higher sales. Some e-commerce platforms like Amazon require a white background. Others, like Etsy, your own website, or even social media just require high quality images - often the more v

Philip Vukelich | NYC Photographer — How to make a hand-painted canvas photography backdrop

Looking for a DIY backdrop to take your photos to the next level? Check out the best DIY photo backdrop ideas that you can make yourself, with items like curtains, white sheets, even trees and more. This collection of 50 different DIY photo backdrop ideas will amaze you. Not only that, but they are super easily doable and just as beautiful. With our amazing ideas, you don't have to spend loads of money on photo backdrops to get great pictures. Why do so when you can simply make one on your…

This was a project that I was commissioned to do for a friend. She is a photographer and wanted a watercolor inspired backdrop for an upcoming shoot. I was a little unsure about how to approach thi…

For less than $100 I painted this canvas backdrop for photos. About 5 years ago I attempted to paint a backdrop and hated how it turned out. The colours where blotchy and the backdrop itself was stiff and hard to move. Turns out the biggest mistake I did the first time around was not diluting the paint with water. This time I used multiple watered down layers over the course of three days to achieve a softer look to the painting but it also kept the canvas itself from getting incredibly…

For those of us born in the 1970s and 80s, this new phenomenon of mottled, cloudy backdrops appearing in modern portraits is an odd one. You see, back