You can also purchase stretchers and a roll of artist's canvas to make your own in any size you'd like.

what type of paint / paint technique is on the canvas?

Hello.....I used acrylic paint along with some other elements I sprinkled on the canvas. It was then drizzled with epoxy resin, scraped and the resin applied again. It is a process I like to play with because I get lots of texture. Carole

I paint in oils and have always wanted to paint something huge for outside. Carole, do you have any tips on weather proofing?

The canvas you see in the photo above was a custom made canvas. The other thing I like to do it to paint two or more canvases and bolt them together to make one large painting.

hi Carol,
I love your home and recently read about your positive experiences with home swapping. I live in Niagara Falls, Canada and would love to swap with you.... I am very flexible with scheduling... let me know and I can send you pictures of my home and details... balanceofpower71@yahoo.com.... look forward to hearing from you! Carla

Carol, this is a most beautiful painting! I am inspired to get out the brushes again! :)

Yes!! Get those brushes out and buy a BIG canvas.......have fun and make something you love! Carole

buy canvas by the roll at lowes and cover with canvas prime at your local art store,,or just latex
he he,,a very very budgeted idea!,,my secret,,it works too!

We have a place in hot, humid Florida. Can an outdoor painting on canvas be made to hold up in that weather and lots of sun? Would love more input on how to make that happen. Love the picture and idea. Thanks!!

Truly weatherproof art can be achieved by kiln-firing it on porcelain tile. See examples in Aesthetic Tile Imaging photos here on Houzz

Carole - LOVE THIS!!! You are extremely talented and I thank-you for sharing this information!!