Daisies and Magnesia Core
Maria first contacted me online about their product and Toni quickly shipped out a handful of 12" x 12" panels.

This is a 5" x 7" painting in oil plein air of Daisies on Magnesiacore.
Here is my first painting on this kind of panel.
Previously I have used masonite wood panels for works.
These handle very nicely and have a ceramic feel to them that is light, sturdy and pleasing.
Cutting them down was very easy, I had only to measure, score and snap.
I did prime my panels with gesso and it absorbed the medium well.
I have waiting in the wings some small pendant size pieces to paint on.
and will be reviewing the panels more as I paint some different subjects and color ideas.
You can read more about their product here.
http://www.magnesiacore.com/art
and as their website states:
Magnesiacore is a flexible ceramic sponge that is dense but airy with fine microscopic pores that support all media, paints, oils, stains, watercolours and adhesives with 26% absorption and a feel suggestive of soap stone.
Thank you again sincerely, Maria and Toni for the opportunity to try out this new support.
Rebecca Grantham.Com,
Modern Art Gifts Plein Air Cafe
Labels: sold, summer plein air paintings








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