World's Best Artist Easel - now smaller 

did you see the price

Yes?@@frankiecardona1656

What the name of the video? For some reason I can't find it

@@mackybarr ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-C3GPSL7SyXg.htmlsi=rkR_cIt7Skb7DAx8 video is 9 years old!

I am also wondering as it is not taking me to the page thank you

yes it can. There is a gap behind the jaws where you can place a panel. I made a version of it and asked Mark beforehand. I do small pieces, and almost all panels. Mark may tend to larger pieces, and linen, for which this is ideal. I made slightly different jaws on mine, and also two different things to hold the Canvas without the jaws. But that isn't necessary, unless you want to make work that is so small it may fit between the jaws. It didn't ship to where I am, at the time. But I would have bought it if I could have, even though I work in panels and on small work.

yikes, just saw picture with 'starting at 1000' but, hey, it's awesome

A one time investment, made in the US, and with quality materials. Seems reasonable for serious artists who will spend countless hours in front of their easels.

@@lyceum4177 That's quite subjective. It's too expensive and not awesome.

@@kristinab1078 To me it looks very weird, something like what the 1950's thought passenger rockets would look like in the future.

@@atlantic_love And regular easels look like ladders... Yeah, I can see your problem... I started out making by making 2x lumber easel from the free plans on his channel, with some alterations. That thing has all the fundamentals of the costly easel, and if you like working that way, you can think about getting the refined one latter. The main limit of the 2x easel is that the canvas is screwed to the easel. This is the best method there is, it neither compresses, nor stretches the canvas/frame. And it works particularly well with the DMP system because you are really committed to each painting in turn, at least that is how I see it. One has mixed a full palette of paints, and is working through the process. But if one is cycling a lot of canvasses, it wouldn't be good. Luckily it is easy to adapt to whatever you want. I wouldn't cry about prices at DMP. Mark laid the groundwork by doing videos and putting up a website that includes DIY approaches to everything he does. I don't know of anyone else who does that.