Whether you paint in oils, acrylics or watercolors, or draw with colored pencils or pastels, you need some sort of support to hold your painting surface at the correct alignment. Using improper or ill-fitting devices can hamper your ability to …
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Most of us don’t have the luxury of an artist’s studio for paint flinging. Nothing romantic like a garret in a shabby-but-quaint burgeoning art district or a loft shared with talented, struggling fellow artists. No, we’re often confined to the …
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Once you’ve purchased all your paints, brushes and supports, you may think you’re ready to start on painting. One thing you may have forgotten is where you’re going to place your canvas or paper. Did you buy an easel? Before …
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Artists dream of having a beautiful, hardwood easel that towers in the corner of their studio. They imagine its finely polished wood casting shimmering reflections of the north light. There is nothing wrong with dreaming, and most artists have exceptional …
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Children are natural artists and draw on just about anything. Keep your walls free of spontaneous murals with this great all-in-one artist’s center. Set this pint-sized easel up next to your own for a group atelier session to keep the …
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The image of a paint-splattered figure standing before a painting propped on an easel often comes to mind when conjuring the vision of an artist. This is certainly a reasonable mental picture, and many artists fit this view. There are …
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