Table Top Easels

• A-Frame (Lyre) Tabletop Easels: Shaped like an "A," these are lightweight and foldable, great for small canvases.
• H-Frame Tabletop Easels: Miniature versions of traditional studio easels with a solid rectangular frame, ideal for slightly larger canvases and added stability.
• Box Easels: These include storage space and often a drawer, making them perfect for transporting art supplies and creating a compact workstation.
• Display Easels: Basic tabletop models designed for showcasing finished artwork, rather than creating it.
• Adjustable Angle Easels: These allow for multiple angle settings, making them flexible for artists who work in different media.

Tabletop easels generally hold small to medium canvases, usually up to around 20-24 inches, though some sturdy H-frame versions can support slightly larger canvases. For very small canvases or pads, miniature easels are also available and can handle items as small as 4x4 inches.

• Space-Saving: Perfect for small spaces, as they can be easily placed on any flat surface and stored when not in use.
• Portability: Lightweight and easy to transport, tabletop easels are excellent for artists on the go.
• Adjustability: Many models offer angle adjustments, providing flexibility for different types of artwork and media.

Yes, most tabletop easels are stable for small to medium canvases. H-frame tabletop easels provide additional stability, while A-frame models are lightweight but stable for smaller work. To avoid wobbling, make sure the surface beneath the easel is sturdy and even.

Yes! They are great for holding sketchpads, displaying finished artwork, reading, or even supporting a tablet or laptop. Their versatility makes them popular for both art and display purposes.

A box easel is a type of tabletop easel that includes a storage compartment or drawer for holding art supplies. Box easels are ideal for artists who want a compact, all-in-one workstation. Many box easels also come with a handle, making them portable and ideal for outdoor work.

Most tabletop easels offer some level of adjustability. A-frame and H-frame tabletop easels generally allow for angle adjustments, while box easels often have a limited tilt range. Adjustable angle easels provide more flexibility and are ideal for artists working with multiple media.