alternatives to walls?

[staE]

okay, umm. im just wondering what i can use as alternatives to walls. so that i can basically move it around in certain places. i know i can use canvases, but those are fragile. any suggestions?
is that plywood [i think thats the name, its the wood thats basically shards of wood, forced, and glued together] any good?
what do you suggest?

[cloner]

what the fuck are you asking?

[staE]

holy shit cloner. read the damn title. it doesnt take a genius to figure out what im asking.

[destroya]

you were talking about particle board, and umm... i don't know. whatever you do decide to use, i suggest priming before painting.

[8onus]

Sheetrock
its about 6 bucks and its fucking huge(12x5 feet i think), you'll need a truck to get it from the hardware store to your house,

[iloveboxcars]

I love the 90's is going to come on VH1 July 12th.

[cloner]

i understand what youre asking, but not why. alternatives to walls? trains? i dont know, if you're gonna paint something small that you wanna carry around or sell or whatever, i'd probably do it on canvas or something totally random.

[iloveboxcars]

Originally posted by cloner
i understand what youre asking, but not why. alternatives to walls? trains? i dont know, if you're gonna paint something small that you wanna carry around or sell or whatever, i'd probably do it on canvas or something totally random.

Be completely original and paint the back of the canvas. Motherfuckers will think you are a motherfucking genius. FUCKING GENIUS. Or go to an art school and find a pretty girl and start fucking a genius.

P.S. - Fuck insomnia in the ass with safety scissors.

[porque]

...i don't know what the fuck you are asking about...do you want to use canvases to seperate rooms in your house?...or do you want to paint things?...

[StarzAbove]

Wood Metal Shelfs Glass

[00]

go to home depot /lowes and look around. they have huge sheets of sheetrock and also particle board(8 x 4) use particle board not plywood that shit eats paint.


im assuming u want to use it to practice on? if so that'll work out fine and yes prime it

[Overtime]

even better, visit some construction sites, steal some 2x4's, some plywood, and make a wall, its what the fuck i did, bitches...

[Yorick]

Any sort of manufactured board soaks up paint like crazy... In fact anything that's natural has a tendency to soak up paint. Just use a cheap can of grey primer before you start

My reccomendation is to either build a wall (just lean a sheet of board against something if you're lazy) and then coat it with primer... But garden shed walls work too.

As for portability, nothing beats a canvas. It rolls up, and particleboard is too bulky and heavy... Canvas is tricky to work with though, but practice and it's not too bad.

[yeaaaah baby]

plywood, then prime it with bucket paint. works just fine

[CrazyLazy]

yeah. Big thing of ply wood at Home Depot. Pretty cheap.

[yeaaaah baby]

yeah. my friend got 2 pieces that are like 5ft by 10 feet for 20 bucks or something like that. and the primer paint is free

[FightTheBuff]

^^yup. works perfectly

[yeaaaah baby]

indeed.

[High Priest]

Originally posted by iloveboxcars
I love the 90's is going to come on VH1 July 12th.

I was wondering about this, i thought i missed it and i was all bummed.

[goonstock]

dumpsters?

[¤¤FoRGE²¤¤]

people?

[gang_starr]

Originally posted by iloveboxcars
Be completely original and paint the back of the canvas. Motherfuckers will think you are a motherfucking genius. FUCKING GENIUS. Or go to an art school and find a pretty girl and start fucking a genius.

P.S. - Fuck insomnia in the ass with safety scissors.
YES

[imported_b0b]

alternative to walls? TRAINS!