adjustable easels
February 1, 2010 by SemiCritic
Filed under Paintings
The design of easels has evolved according to its use. Manufacturers of children’s needs might have found that children grew as fast as their need for easels. Because of this, they designed adjustable easels. They were meant to grow with the child. It could be lengthened and widened. They could use paper on it as toddlers and move on to canvas or chalkboards as they grew older.
Adjustable easels were also made for teachers and office workers making presentations. They could use it standing on the floor or reduce it in size to use on table tops. They were made portable for students who needed to bring it to school. They even made collapsible pieces to make for easy storage. I wonder what they will think of next.
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