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If you’ve been looking for a lightweight, no-fuss easel for plein air painting—or simply something that doesn’t take over your studio space—the KraftGeek Inspire Tripod Easel may be exactly what you need. I recently got my hands on this compact tripod easel and gave it a full test—from unboxing to setting up outdoors in my backyard for a quick impressionist painting demo. In this post, I’ll share my experience and why I think this easel is a solid option for both beginners and pros. What Stood Out to Me
🖌️ Watch the Full Video Review In my latest YouTube video, I walk you through the unboxing, setup, and give it a test drive in my backyard with a quick landscape painting. You can watch it here: 👉 Watch the KraftGeek Inspire Easel Review 💸 Special Discount for My Readers: If you decide the Inspire Easel is right for you, KraftGeek has kindly provided a 15% discount for my followers. 🎁 Use code DEWEY at checkout or 👉 Click here to shop with the discount applied Conclusion: The easel is surprisingly well made, light and sturdy. A reasonable price too. A pleasure to transport too. I had no problem painting outdoors with this easel. It will also make an attractive display easel for art or even presentations to a class. I would suggest variable support brackets to accommodate smaller panels. However you can get around this with clips or tape to hold a smaller panel in place. A drop-in palette would also make life easier for travelling light. Whether you're a plein air enthusiast or just need a versatile easel that fits your space and workflow, the KraftGeek Inspire might just become your new favorite tool. Let me know what you think in the video comments, and happy painting! How to Paint Like an Impressionist: The Course
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