More sizes of our great Painting Panels

Last updated: July 15, 2016
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The popular Jackson’s Academy Wooden Panel – in three new sizes that you asked for!
Our wooden panels with 50mm deep edges are now available in sizes: 36x36in, 36x48in, 48x48in.

Plywood Un-Primed Smooth Panel

Plywood Un-Primed Smooth Panel

Plywood Un-Primed Smooth Panel

Jackson’s Academy Wooden Panels are made of an ultra smooth, sanded light plywood, reinforced on the reverse with bracing to prevent warping. The beautiful un-sized wooden surface is ready to paint on with water and acrylic based paint, or can be sized or primed for use with oil paint. Sturdy yet lightweight, they are perfect for both painting projects out of doors as well as in the studio. We recommend priming with 3 layers of acrylic gesso and sanding between layers to produce a smooth yet slightly absorbent surface on which to apply both impasto marks and delicate washes.

Can also be used for encaustic painting, or as a work support / drawing board.

Available in 20mm (approx. 3/4″) and 50mm (approx. 2″) deep profiles, in a wide range of sizes. We now have 33 sizes!


Click on the underlined link to go to the current offer on Jackson’s Academy Wooden Painting Panels on the Jackson’s Art Supplies website.
Postage on orders shipped standard to mainland UK addresses is free for orders of £39 or more.

Julie Caves is a long-standing contributor to Jackson’s Art Blog and previously served as its Editor for ten years. With an encyclopaedic knowledge of art materials, she writes in-depth articles, particularly about oil and acrylic painting, bringing an extensive research background to each piece. Julie studied journalism in California, fine art at the University of Texas at Austin, and completed both an MA at Camberwell College of Art and the Turps Studio Painting Programme in London. She exhibits her work regularly and continues to write part-time for the blog.

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