How to Paint a Canvas Backdrop BEST METHOD for Photography 

This is my favorite method that is easy, cost-effective and produces the professional texture I'm looking for in my portrait studio backdrops. I show you step-by-step how I hand painted a set of 9x12' backdrops for my portrait studio. I’ll include where I purchased my supplies and my method for applying texture. I’ll also show you how I use them in my studio and how I store them when they’re not being used.
Using my method, you can paint your own 9x12’ canvas for about $60 to cover paint and the canvas assuming you already own rollers. I’m inspired by the commercial hand painted backdrops from Unique backdrops, Gravity backdrops and Oliphant backdrops that are beautiful and expensive. My method creates backdrops for my high-end creative portrait photoshoots with the Vanity Fair magazine style.
Canvas 9x12, 8 oz seamless: amzn.to/3isXCEm
Canvas 9x12, 10 oz seamless: amzn.to/3X0eEZs
Sea sponge roller: amzn.to/3roIkkc (this is smaller than the one I used but will still get the job done)
Veripole System: amzn.to/3hwlI0i
Veripole cross bars for hanging canvases: amzn.to/3YvtxE5
Canon EOS R camera body: amzn.to/3ryxXKX
Canon EF 24-70mm f/2.8L II USM Standard Zoom Lens: amzn.to/3GWVZWB
Westcott Apollo soft box: amzn.to/3tDAnuk
Magmod Magbounce: amzn.to/3rBZX0m
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