Fine Art / Painting on Canvas/use of stencil cutting

[averysinger 0]

Dear US Cutter community,

 

I am a fine artist making rather detailed airbrush paintings on canvas.  I prime the canvas super smooth so it's like paper -- and use PH neutral artist tape to create my own stenciling.

Lately I have been wanting to do detail I can't achieve with tape alone -- so I'm looking into getting a table-top US Cutter Titan 3 to do fine detail stencil work.

The main concern I have is the material -- I would like to be able to cut out of something that has a PH neutral/low tack adhesive that won't affect the surface of my work.  Something that won't be too stick and potentially pull up some paint already on the canvas, or leave a subtle glue residue behind.  

I would really appreciate hearing your thoughts on this -- if you want to see samples of my work to get a sense of what it's like you can look at my website -- www.averyksinger.com

I am also attaching a photo to this thread of something I am looking to achieve with the Titan 3/custom stenciling.  I produced this part of the painting by cutting a stencil with a laser cutter -- and some thin (1/16" thick) plexiglass.  It works OK for me but honestly -- the depth of the plexi gets in the way of the paint application, so I really need to use something flat.

 

Thanks so much, I really appreciate your time.

 

Best,

Avery

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