Dry Erase Easel Pad

Posted in: Arts Supplies | Posted by: admin | Date: 22 February, 2010

Every established or aspiring artist is faced with one inevitable expense-the voluminous amounts of paper required to sketch an outline of their future creations. Some mistakes can be covered up or incorporated into the sketch while others ruin the entire sheet of paper that must then be crumpled up and thrown away or turned over for one more use. Not only is paper costly, it drains away resources in the forms of the trees, water and other materials required to make it.

Now NEATO, the innovators of CD/DVD labeling, has announced their newest contribution-the Dry Erase Easel Pad! Each pad comes with ten sheets of dry erase paper that is guaranteed erasable for life, quickly and cleanly getting rid of an errant mark, a blatant mistake or an entire sketch. These sheets are perforated and can be torn off easily, applied to an easel with repositionable adhesive and used again and again.

Amateur and professional artists aren’t the only ones can find this revolutionary new paper cost effective. Professional illustrators can significantly reduce their overhead costs and raise their profits, as can executive assistants who are responsible for presentations that must look professional. Art schools will be able to funnel needed funds to other supplies such as markers, oils, charcoals and other media rather than buying reams of tablets. Public schools will be able to offer more art classes with the savings they reap from the dry erasable easel pads.

Mothers and daycare workers, too, will delight in the convenient and portable erasable pads. And because the erasable pads don’t tear, artists and youngsters alike will be be able to take them places they wouldn’t even consider prior to this innovation.

The erasable pad isn’t the only revolutionary development in the art world, however. In 2007, Artist’s Advantage introduced the WINDMILL at the National Art Materials Trade Association trade show and won first place for Best New Product.

The WINDMILL, as its name implies, allows the artist to revolve a work a full 360 degrees for an entirely new perspective to their work and access to the entire canvas. The artist can have either complete exposure of the surface or exposure of edge to achieve “museum wrap” quality. Not only does the WINDMILL reduce fatigue suffered in long painting sessions, disabled artists find their work more accessible.

The stand along WINDMILL unit comes as a wood based studio easel that can attach easily to trees, posts, fences or other handy outdoor devices when painting outside. A stand-alone pivot assembly is another option.

For more information on easels, visit http://www.easeldisplay.com and http://www.easelset.com.

John Parks
http://www.articlesbase.com/art-articles/dry-erase-easel-pad-686308.html

2 Responses to “Dry Erase Easel Pad”

  1. mrs.exclusive007 Says:

    Witch one of these art Easel is better for my 3 year old daughter?
    This one is a combination of a chalk board, dry-erase and its also magnetic and it comes with 77 magnetic pieces.
    http://www.toysrus.com/product/index.jsp?productId=3559768

    This one has a combination of a chalk board, dry erase board and a roll of paper to paint.
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  2. kepjr100 Says:

    I would go with the second one. The magnetic part is not, in my opinion, necessary for art. It is necessary to have a ready roll of paper so that the child knows what it is all for. If you want something magnetic, then buy something else that is separate from the art stuff. I hope she has fun and becomes very creative.
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