Digital inkjet canvases can be clearly categorized, with different types suited to different usage scenarios. Specifically, they can be classified as follows:
By Material
Pure Cotton Canvas: Fine texture, strong anti-aging properties, making it an excellent choice for digital painting. It adheres well to paint, resulting in a natural image. However, the cost is relatively high.
Linen Canvas: Strong texture, good oil absorption, and clear digital printing of line drawings. Suitable for texture painting, but its compatibility with acrylic paints is generally poor, and its long-term preservation is weak.
Cotton-Linen Blend Canvas: Combines the fineness of cotton with the resilience of linen, offering a moderate cost-performance ratio. It's a commonly used compromise for both hand-painting and inkjet printing.
Synthetic Fiber Canvas: Lower cost, stable performance, suitable for flat inkjet printing. However, it's prone to brittleness with long-term use and lacks the texture of traditional canvases. It's mostly used in the low-end market.
