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In Brief

Looking for the right easel but not sure which one to choose? Our selection includes all types of easels in one place. If you create large works, choose a studio easel. A tabletop model is enough for details or sketching, while a field easel is best for taking outdoors. Choose from brands including ARTMiE, Royal Talens, and Royal & Langnickel.

All easels in one category: tabletop, studio, and field easels for outdoor use.

Frequently Asked Questions

What type of easel is best for a beginner working in a studio?

For creating at home in a studio, we recommend a classic three-legged beechwood easel from ARTMiE®. It is stable, easy to adjust, and can hold canvases in various sizes. If space is limited, choose a folding model that you can easily tuck away in a corner after painting. It is an ideal choice for everyday work with acrylics or oils.

I need an easel for painting outdoors. Which one should I choose?

For plein air painting, choose a portable studio easel or a painter’s box from Royal & Langnickel. These models are lightweight, compact, and have telescopic legs that you can adjust to uneven ground. The box versions also provide practical storage space for brushes and paints, so you have everything you need close at hand while out in nature.

What is the difference between a studio easel and a tabletop easel?

A studio easel is sturdy and designed for large canvases and long periods of standing work. A tabletop easel from Royal Talens is compact and designed for working at a table with smaller formats. It is great for painting details or illustrations when you need to keep the canvas closer to your eyes. Your choice depends on the size of your work and the space you have available.

How do I care for a wooden easel so it lasts as long as possible?

ARTMiE® wooden easels are oil-treated, but wipe them down with linseed oil from time to time to help them last longer. Avoid storing them in damp conditions, where the wood could warp or develop mold. Always wipe off any paint residue after painting, and tighten the screws regularly to ensure maximum stability for every new art project.

Do I need a special easel for watercolor painting?

For watercolor painting, you need an easel that lets you set the canvas or support in a horizontal position. Most ARTMiE® studio easels have this feature. A horizontal position is key to preventing watercolors from running uncontrollably as you paint. Make sure the easel has a wide enough bottom ledge to hold your watercolor paper or pad securely in place.