Is Canson Mi-Teintes Velvet a Game Changer? Justin Maas Puts It to the Test!

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Renowned artist Justin Maas calls the new Mi-Teintes Velvet paper a game changer—but why? 

 

Watch as he puts it to the test with a mixed media eye study, followed by a full portrait from start to finish. 

Discover how this paper handles pencils, pastels, panpastels, and more, and see why it might just revolutionize your artwork! 

 

A huge thank you to Justin Maas for this amazing demo! 🙌

Recommended product:
Mi-Teintes® Velvet
See also :
Mixed media
Drawing poppies on Mi-Teintes Velvet paper

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