A few years ago, I was gifted a giant roll of upholstery canvas that was headed for a landfill. I’ve been painting on large and small pieces of it, to use up some of my supply stash before I buy more. Often times I trim these paintings down to fit on stretcher bars or inside a frame. This results in left over scraps that are just too fun to waste. I collect small frames from thrift stores and yard sales to put these remnants in. Sometimes I’ll add a few more details if I think it will benefit the cropped composition. This one is not framed, but is stretched on stretcher bars.

Each of these paintings is created on an upholstery grade twill and comes in a random, pre-loved frame. Paint used may include acryla-gouache, spray paint, acrylic, and dye. Also, they can be hung in any orientation that suits you. I find rotating the image will result in discovering new things.

This painting is approximately 8″ wide by 10″ high (unframed). Frame dimensions for Remnants vary.