Prime Art Carolina H Frame Studio Easel – Large
R4,450.00
- The Prime Art Carolina H Frame Studio Easel is a handcrafted wooden easel with a sturdy H-Frame design and rigid base.
- The wood has been oiled and seasoned to provide many years of service.
- The easel can hold canvases up to 210cm / 84 inches height.
- It has a wide utility shelf for storing essential tools, paints , brushes etc.
- Easel Height: 241cm.
- This easel is ideal for all large format studio work.
- This easel is sturdy and durable.
- A quality easel that will last the test of time.
- Comes flat packed / requires assembly.
- Prime Art Carolina H Frame Studio Easel – Large: EA19
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The Prime Art Carolina H Frame Studio Easel is a meticulously handcrafted wooden easel that boasts a sturdy H-Frame design and a rigid base, ensuring stability and reliability. The high-quality wood used in its construction has been meticulously oiled and seasoned, guaranteeing many years of dependable service. With a maximum canvas height capacity of 210 centimeters (84″), it accommodates large-scale projects with ease. The easel also features a generously-sized utility shelf, providing convenient storage for essential tools, paints, brushes, and other supplies. Standing at an impressive height of 241 centimeters, it offers ample room for artists to work comfortably on their larger creations. Crafted for durability, this easel is built to withstand the test of time, providing a reliable companion throughout your artistic journey. Please note that the easel comes flat packed and requires assembly, making it convenient for transportation and storage.
There are many advantages to working on an easel:
1. Avoid the effects of perspective
Basic perspective tells you that objects further away appear smaller than objects close to you. The objects you draw on the end of the paper furthest from you will be affected by perspective. You will unconsciously compensate for this effect and draw the objects at the far end of your paper larger, so it looks “right” to you from your angle. But when the drawing is upright, it may appear “top heavy”. If you’re drawing a landscape, this probably won’t be an issue. But if you’re aiming for realism with portraits, this effect will definitely make a negative impact on your work.
2. Improve your posture
When your work is set flat down on your desk, most people have a tendency to lean or hunch over their drawing. Over time, this puts a lot of unnecessary strain on your neck and upper shoulders as your body is struggling to constantly support your head.
Did you know the average human head weighs 10 pounds?! That’s a lot of stress for your poor neck muscles. Just leaning with your head forward 15 degrees results in your body supporting an equivalent weight of 27 pounds!
3. Increase your drawing / painting speed
You want to position yourself so that you can quickly glance from your easel to your reference image.
4. An easel is a space just for your art
The best practice is to avoid eating and drinking at the same area that you make art. When your work is on an easel it’s mounted to a surface reserved just for art. There are no crumbs, oil, soda, coffee, etc. on that surface. Your drawing has its own safe space. If there are any accidental spills, your work is at a much better position than if it were lying on your desk.
