Which canvas should I choose?
The choice of canvas depends, among other things, on painting technique, format, and personal preferences. A smaller canvas is ideal for sketches, studies, and smaller projects, while large canvases offer more space for larger subjects and expressive techniques.
Canvases for Beginners and Experienced Artists
If you're new to painting, you don't need to start with the most expensive artist canvases. An affordable, primed canvas offers great opportunities to practice techniques, experiment with colors, and try out new ideas.
For more demanding or professional projects, the choice of canvas type, primer, and material can be particularly important. That’s why Stelling offers a wide selection of different canvas types, so you can choose the one that best suits your project and level of ambition.
Small and Large Canvases
At Stelling, you’ll find both small and large canvases in many different sizes. The size doesn’t have to be determined by the type of subject—a landscape can work well on a small canvas, just as abstract art can fill a very large format. Therefore, first and foremost, choose the size that suits your subject, your working style, and the look you’re going for.
You can also combine multiple canvases to create a diptych, a triptych, or a work consisting of several panels. This allows you to extend the motif across multiple canvases or create a unified composition from separate works.









