The Blick Studio Sketchbox Table Easel is a high-quality, beautifully crafted, portable studio for artists on the go. With versatile, independently adjustable carriages that can hold a canvas or panel up to 34" high, plus integrated storage for tools and supplies, our sketchbox is the perfect comp...

A French easel is a field easel that includes a box for storing supplies and a handle or straps so that you can easily carry the easel when it's folded. There are several different types of French easels on the market today. Some are less expensive than others, but, as with most things, you get what you pay for.

The first 'box easel's known as 'French box easels' were invented in the 19th century around the time of the French impressionists when painting outdoors became popular. Pochade boxes themselves are typically highly portable, often with built-in storage compartments for paints, palette, brushes and wet paintings.

the French box is a traditionally favoured landscape painting easel it's very useful indoors. but was primarily designed for plein air painting. out in nature. basically it is a complete painting box that holds all your equipment.

We're an art subscription box. Every month we ship a balance of the best drawing and painting art supplies for you to explore and create with. We don't just ship you supplies though, we teach you how to use them! We make a great gift for anyone who desires to be more creative.

SketchBox is a monthly art supply subscription intended to empower artists. Each month, you'll receive unique full-sized art supplies to create with all based on a monthly theme. In addition, you will also receive an inspirational piece of art made with the materials in the box and a how-to video specific to each box!

Roger Jullian It all starts during the second world war when Roger Jullian, then a french prisoner of war, imagines a field easel combined with a paint box : the Jullian French easel is born…

French easels are usually made from oiled beech. To preserve the weather proofing of the wood simply wipe it with linseed oil once a year. And don't forget to clean the palette occassionally.

It is likely that easel paintings were known to the ancient Egyptians, and the 1st-century-ad Roman scholar Pliny the Elder refers to a large panel placed on an easel; it was not until the 13th century, however, that easel paintings became relatively common, finally superseding in popularity the mural, or wall painting ...

Let me give you three reasons.

• To see your work at the right viewing angle. Most artworks are meant to be viewed in an upright position, hanging on a wall.
• To have more freedom of movement. Another reason why it is so important to work on an easel, is that it gives you more freedom of movement.
• To keep a good posture.

experience self-expression. develop creative confidence and independence. explore imaginative ideas. develop hand-eye coordination and small motor control.

This box is recommended for artists 7 to 14 years old (although this could depend on your parental preference). The box will contain supplies like colored pencils, a watercolor style set, water-based blendable markers, a surface to work with, and more!

What's inside a Bundled Art Box? Each Bundled Box includes projects, art supplies, educational resources plus access to instructional videos. The number of projects will depend on the Bundle Box you choose.

In the 13th century, the need for easels spiked sharply as canvas paintings became popular. As the Renaissance progressed, the easel's place as an artist's staple solidified. More portable versions were created in the 15th century, and in the 17th century, easels were often very ornate and decorative.