PHOENIX White Blank Cotton Stretched Canvas Artist Painting – 8×10 Inch / 10 Pack – 5/8 Inch Profile Triple Primed for Oil & Acrylic Paints

★★★★★ I’m an artist and I’ve purchase many different kinds/types/sizes/brands etc. of these canvas “packs” at least 10 times over the course of the last year or so—from the cheapest I could find to some of the pricier “gallery wrapped” canvases (which those were obviously really nice but they cost 10x as much too) but anyway, this set was not only essentially the cheapest I could find but I was shocked when they arrived and I observed the quality of these canvases! I will be buying just these from now on (provided that they have available the size(s) that I am needing)😊 Below is a list of the many of the qualities I found that these canvases had and where they really just ‘knocked it out of the park’/ excelled— and where their ‘competitors’ are just completely lacking!1—each of the canvases came individually wrapped (rather than only wrapping every other one)2—All of them (again, rather than just the front facing one) had a good thick piece of laminate to protect them from acquiring any damage.3—Every one of the canvases came with its own individually wrapped bag of 8 wedges for tightening the canvas if desired (which, as a matter of fact, I haven’t ever, to this day **never received ANY of these wedges along with any of the probably hundreds of canvases I have ordered from different sellers/brands through Amazon)—from canvases as big as 24x30in. to ones as small as just 4x4in. And from big brands like Arteza—to all kinds of other brands that compete around that price range. Not 1, Not once!4—The canvas quality itself was very very good! Zero complaints, (again, by far the best out of all of the canvases that I have ordered in the past) and they were all already coated with a nice thick layer of gesso.5—They were very **solid/sturdy feeling, ***THEY WERE NOT SAGGY! Very taught, and they DID NOT BOW AFTER BEING SPRITZED WITH A LITTLE WATER (again, as so many of the cheeper canvases will, or how they are at times already warped from the get go/ right out of the box) smh6—Also they have a bit more of a squared/closer to a 90° angle edge around the boarder rather than being really rounded off like most of the others typically are (which I found that I actually much preferred the look of!)Lastly, I have used them all now so I can say that all has held true throughout the entire process of their use from purchase—to painting on—to drying then varnishing/applying epoxy etc.—and hanging.👍🏼⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️👩🏻‍🎨🌟👍🏼

★★★★★ Ok, I'm an artist. An oil painter. I stretch my own canvas. Always linen and always perfect for whatever I'm going to paint be it a portrait, a landscape, still life, or... land's sakes ! a nude. These canvas are an incredible value for the money.First, ok... you're a painter, right? You wanna look at your painting surface first. It looks well primed and the surface is very interesting. I sort of looks like linen but it also looks like cotton. Hmmmm, "Linton??" Yeah, that's it! It's a cross between linen and cotton. It's wonderful to paint on.The stretcher bars are sturdy and there's a center bar for added support ( 18 x 24" ) of the canvas. The canvas was stretched perfectly. It's hard to get that right and these folks have. Pro tip... wet the back of the canvas with a mist of water... just get it slightly damp and let it dry overnight. Your painting surface will be nice and tight.Wonderful canvas. If there's a better value out there I don't know it.

★★★★☆ I used the canvases for acrylic pour painting and they seem plenty durable enough but I also did not put them through any abuses. I think it was a good deal for the price and I am reordering them. I don't like the stapling in the back that much and feel that could be done better, especially on the corners! I love the size of the canvases.