Your canvas sits at a slant on this natural wood tabletop easel and faces you as you work. The canvas rests on the front ledge and leans back against the two front legs. A third leg props the easel up from behind, and a metal bolt with a wing nut joins the legs at the top. It holds a canvas that is already on its wooden frame. A loose roll
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Need to learn more about how to “paint”!! It’s not like coloring. What brushes to use, when to use what brush, how much paint to put on the brush, do you use a color until completed, or do you paint sections. It seems to be a “buy to learn by doing “ process. Am I right?
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Esther · October 27, 2026
Thank you for the wooden easel. It was easy to assemble. I look forward to using it when I get ready to paint my canvases.