Just a few basic tools and a lot of visualizing, plus trial and error...
I recently saw the first precedent for 3d canvases in the Tate Britain. It was from the 1960's and I could see that the artist was grappling with the same set of parameters that I had come up against..
There is a certain impracticality to 3d paintings, regarding their display, transport and restoration, however.
I see why more people have not gone this route..
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I am excited, as an artist myself, to move into VR and 3d virtual painting. It is an amazing time to be an artist. Love your work.
First precedent for 3D paintings, 1960's? Is not the curved vaulted ceilings of chapels and churches 3D? Or even beyond to much older surfaces.
First precedent for specifically 3D canvas paintings that I have seen was this piece in the Tate