Unless you're a true artist or an avid painter you probably won't appreciate the innovation behind a curved easel. It creates a completely new perspective with which to create art, a perspective that hasn't been touched ever. It's more than simply a concave easel though, it's an entire artistic contraption, holding the head in place while the artist does their thing.
The easel isn't just curved for the sake of being curved. There's a complexity to the reasoning that would make even the most well read mathematicians blush; the main point is that the curvature gets rid of the distortion that most images experience when drawn on a flat canvas.
The curved easel was made by twin brothers Ryan & Trevor Oakes and will be on display at the MoMath in New York.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Curved Easels
- The innovation behind curved easels allow for a new perspective in creating art.
- Artistic Contraptions
- Curved easels are just one example of artistic contraptions that have the potential for disrupting the creative process.
- Eliminating Distortion
- Curved easels serve to eliminate distortion in images, paving the way for further progress in this direction.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Fine Art Supplies
- The curved easel presents opportunities for disrupting the traditional art supply industry.
- Art Museums
- Art museums can take advantage of curved easels to create new and engaging exhibits for their visitors.
- Mathematical Equipment
- The mathematical complexity behind the curved easel presents potential innovation opportunities for the equipment and tool industry.
