In 2018, it is La Mer, Meraas’ beachfront development, tucked between sprawling timber walkaways and beachside promenades. The thing that makes this year’s edition of Dubai Canvas even more exciting, apart from the impressive line-up of artists we will revisit further ahead, is the new location introduced by the organizing committee. Sand art by Jamie Harkins The Dubai Canvas 2018 I wanted 2 smooth bands above and below so I just added stripes of (undiluted) PVA glue as well.A unique public art festival organized by Brand Dubai, the creative arm of the Government of Dubai Media Office (GDMO), Dubai Canvas comes back stronger than ever, to promote 3D art and more under the open skies!įor its fourth edition in 2018, the event will welcome renowned artists and provide them with a chance to exhibit their artworks in public space and interact with the public on the spot.Īs such, Dubai Canvas is aligned with the directives of Vice President and Prime Minister of the UAE and Ruler of Dubai His Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum to convert Dubai into an open-air museum that inspires creativity and innovation.
I started from the centre and pushed the paper out into a ripple pattern. Use your brush in an up-and-down motion to carefully push the wet paper into 'hills' in whatever pattern you like. Repeat this twice more so you have 3 layers of paper in total, with the glue mix on top.
You don't want to drag the brush across as this will rip the paper. Paint a band of the glue mixture across the centre of the canvas, then lay one layer of toilet paper on top.Īdd more glue on top and stipple it into the paper with your paintbrush.
This is so it will more easily absorb into the paper. This one is my favourite texture! Feel free to build up more layers of the paper for a more 3D effect, and obviously feel free to get creative with the pattern you make - you don't have to do the same as I've done.įirst, dilute (wood) glue slightly in a plastic cup to make it runnier.
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