Easel Brush Clip

• Now your brushes can be in your view and easy to find with the new EASEL BRUSH CLIP..
• Simply Clip it on to the side of your Easel. Each clip has two brush cups so you can hold several of your favorite brushes, keeping them in view and within reach..
• It's great for studio easels: You can put one on each side to hold brushes or palette knives..
• And it's great for outdoor easels (and endorsed by PleinAir magazine)..
• It works with most easels, or you can clip it on to the side of your panel or a board underneath to keep it at eye level. Or clip it on to your tripod or easel leg..

Now your brushes can be in your view and easy to find with the new EASEL BRUSH CLIP. How It Works: Simply Clip it on to the side of your Easel. Each clip has two brush cups so you can hold several of your favorite brushes, keeping them in view and within reach. It's great for studio easels: You can put one on each side to hold brushes or palette knives. And it's great for outdoor easels (and endorsed by PleinAir magazine). It works with most easels, or you can clip it on to the side of your panel or a board underneath to keep it at eye level. Or clip it on to your tripod or easel leg. No matter where you use your Easel Brush Clip, your brushes will be easy to find and you'll never have to search for them again. No more brushes falling into your paint or the dirt. No more brushes getting bumped off of trays. Some artists put their dirty brushes in one side and clean ones in the other. Other artists put their brushes for cool colors in one side and warm colors in the other. The Easel Brush Clip even comes in handy at home or the office. Clip one on the side of your computer monitor to hold pens or scissors. Use another for your reading glasses so they are always easy to find. You'll want several Easel Brush Clips: a couple for your studio easel, a couple for your outdoor easel, and a couple for your home or office. Easel Brush Clip is lightweight and easy to pack in your painting kit, and its non-reflective matte black surface won't generate glare to bother you while you paint. This clip was invented by a painter who was frustrated with searching for his favorite brushes and with watching valuable brushes fall to the ground and get covered with dirt.