How to Avoid Using 2 Easels for a Large Painting

In this video, Roxanne Jervis, Canadian artist, troubleshoots with you how to handle a large canvas. Her thoughts are to avoid using 2 easels so find out what she does!
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Genius.

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That's a very creative solution. We may have to change your name to MacGyver. I didn't foresee the canvas hanging from chains. I had suspected you would create a shelf or bring in a piece of furniture to set the canvas on. It will be interesting to find out if you did have a wobble and what you did about it. I'm imagining one of many possible solutions being to put something thick and soft (like those adhesive bumper pads they sell for making your cabinets and drawers close silently) in strategic locations at the outer edges of the back of the canvas, perhaps attaching them to the plastic instead of the canvas.

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I did find a solution. Screwed in 4 small blocks of wood into each corner at the back (removable for the next canvas) problem solved. Thanks for watching and contacting me. Another video in two weeks.