How to use transfer spray for your paintings - instead of tracing or carbon paper

Sometimes you need to transfer a drawing onto your final painting surface and maybe you don’t have the time, confidence or skills to do it. We all know about using tracing paper, but could transfer spray be the right alternative?

I think drawing skills are vital and need to be developed, but while you are in training, how about this as an alternative?

Fast drying transfer spray allows you to create tracing down type paper. It creates a carbon-like surface on the back of drawings, sketches, prints and photos. It transfers well onto paper, canvas, walls, primed wood, cloth and other surfaces, providing a light grey line.

I show you how to use it and some of the pitfalls, along with tips and hints. You are not restricted by size or format. In this film I use Seawhite, but other brands such as Ghiant are available.

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