Discover Canvas Painters in Seattle for custom canvas art, paintings, & wall art

Makenzie

Tacoma, United States

5.0

(1)

Pricing starts at $50

Reviews:

Working with Makenzie has been wonderful! She is a very talented artist, a great communicator & collaborator, and completed the project much sooner than I thought it would be completed. She painted my Belly cast beautifully!! I highly recommend her, and would happily Work with her again in the future.
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Nathaly

Seattle, United States

Pricing starts at $80

(I do not mind replicating an existing design)

Custom designs for wallpapers or decals,Interviews,Tattoo Design,Canvas commissions,Live painting events,Workshops
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Jocelyn

Seattle, United States

5.0

(1)

Pricing starts at $250

(I do not mind replicating an existing design)

Tattoo Design,Custom designs for wallpapers or decals,Interviews,Canvas commissions,Workshops

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Every job that I have taken I have loved. Honestly, through all the challenges, obstacles, and triumphs I always enjoy the journey and my artistic path is highlighted with every experience.

Reviews:

great communication, we really enjoyed working with her
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Burgandy

Seattle, United States

Pricing starts at $500

(I can replicate designs if it suits my style)

Workshops,Interviews,Live painting events,Online Workshop,Canvas commissions,Custom designs for wallpapers or decals

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Colorful, slightly psychedelic, nature and geometric shapes
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Elena

Seattle, United States

5.0

(1)

Pricing starts at $400

(I do not mind replicating an existing design)

Canvas commissions,Interviews

Reviews:

Elena was great to work with!
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Quil

Renton, United States

Pricing starts at $500

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Penny

Tacoma, United States

Pricing starts at $500

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Michael

Wenatchee, United States

5.0

(4)

Pricing starts at $800

(I do not mind replicating an existing design)

Online Workshop,Workshops,Interviews,Tattoo Design,Canvas commissions,Live painting events,Custom designs for wallpapers or decals

Pick me for:

Abstract shapes, local themes, cubism, pop art, primitive style, animals, experimental

Reviews:

Michael was great to work with. I had to make lots of changes for my mural and he easily and happily applied all the changes. Very professional and clean work.
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Seattle Painters & Canvas Artists

Canvas painting is a popular form of art in Seattle. The city is home to a thriving art scene, with many galleries and studios showcasing the work of local artists. Canvas painting is a versatile medium that allows artists to create a wide range of styles and subjects, from traditional landscapes and portraits to abstract and modern paintings.

The Book An Artist platform allows customers to hire canvas painters in Seattle for custom canvas art. These can be created in various mediums such as oil, acrylic, watercolor, or digital art. View an artist's work and contact them to discuss a commission. Custom painting pricing can vary depending on the size, medium, and complexity of the piece.

Canvas painting is a vibrant and exciting part of the art scene in Seattle, and offers both artists and art enthusiasts many opportunities to explore and appreciate this wall art.

Types of Popular Seattle Canvas Prints and Wall Art

Some popular subjects for custom paintings in Seattle include portrait art, these can be of people, a pet portrait, or even objects.

Landscape painting or nature paintings, this can include natural landscapes, such as mountains, forests, oceans (wave paintings), lakes and sunset paintings.

Still life paintings, inanimate objects such as flower art, fruits, and other objects arranged in a specific setting.

Fantasy art, this usually includes but isn't limited to child-friendly artwork. Cartoons, bunnies, unicorns, butterfly paintings or horse paintings can make great additions to a kid's bedroom.

Abstract paintings, the opposite of realism art, abstract art is a style of painting that does not depict a specific subject but rather focuses on color, shape, and form to create abstract art.

Canvas art styles

Artists and their styles have continuously changed throughout history. Classic painting turned to impressionist paintings and industrial art had its peak before even more styles came into the picture.

A game changer for the art community was between the 1930's to 1960's. Mid century modern art was a time of social and cultural change. Artists began to experiment with new forms and break away from class painting and industrial art. This art style was characterised by its simple line art, black and white art, geometric shapes and particularly bold colours.

Creating art is a lot more accessible now which is why there is so much indie art. Independent artists, sketch artists and doodle artists often work outside of the mainstream art world and may have a unique or unconventional approach to their art and sketches.

Canvas painting medium

Canvas paintings can be created using a variety of mediums, each with their own unique characteristics and techniques. The most popular mediums are oil paint and acrylic paint. Oil painting is known for its rich, vibrant colors and the ability to create a wide range of textures and effects. Acrylic paint can create a wide range of effects and can be thinned or thickened to create different textures. Acrylic paintings can also be varnished sooner than oil paintings.

Other medium options include watercolour art, pastel painting and gouache painting. All of which have differing application processes and drying time.

Custom wall art and paintings in Seattle

Seattle wall paintings can be created for a variety of settings, such as homes, offices, or commercial spaces. They can also be created as gifts for special occasions, such as birthdays, weddings, or anniversaries.

Ultimately, where you hang a canvas wall art depends on the size and style of the painting, as well as the room and the purpose of the space. For example, living room wall art should compliment your furniture or act as a statement piece.

When hanging framed art, it's important to consider the lighting in the room and to make sure the framed painting is at eye level to ensure the best viewing experience. It's also important to make sure the painting is securely hung and won't fall.

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