Hello good people. After much reflection, I have determined that I must take a break from making wall easels for a while — a hiatus to recharge my batteries, focus on my health, family, and pursuing my own art projects.
Because I’m always testing out new ideas for my own studio, I set out to develop an improved canvas holder design that would work with the Tueller Wall Easels. I’m pleased to introduce the new adjustable tension canvas holders.
After many months of brainstorming, countless drawings, experiments, building and testing numerous prototypes, we have developed a couple of new wall-mounted artist easel designs that we are excited to show off…
When we started the Paper Bird Studio & Design website, we didn’t know we would end up making and selling easels. While a perfectly suitable name for our personal portfolio website, the name occasionally caused some confusion…
After much experimentation, I’ve settled on a process for finishing some wall easels with a deep, lustrous black finish. This is called ebonizing and is the result of a chemical reaction between iron acetate and tannins naturally present in some species of wood…
There’s leaving a forest untouched and there’s clear-cutting a forest down to every last tree with heavy logging machines. Then, there’s a sustainable forestry practice referred to as restorative forestry, through the use of modern horse logging…
Model 166 Wall Easel, Red Oak $350.00 – $390.00
Model 133 Wall Easel, Red Oak $230.00 – $260.00
Additional Mast, Red Oak $150.00 – $180.00
Model 166 Wall Easel, White Oak $350.00 – $390.00
Model 133 Wall Easel, White Oak $230.00 – $250.00