"Easelback" Example Sentences
1. The artist placed the canvas on the easelback.
2. The easelback was sturdy and held the painting in place.
3. She adjusted the easelback to the perfect angle for painting.
4. The weight of the canvas caused the easelback to tilt forward.
5. He struggled to set up the easelback properly.
6. The instructor showed the class how to use the easelback.
7. The easelback kept slipping and the painting fell to the ground.
8. The painter loved the adjustable features of the easelback.
9. The easelback was covered in paint splatters from years of use.
10. The artist set up the easelback in the middle of the field to capture the landscape.
11. The easelback was knocked over by a gust of wind.
12. The art studio had brand new easelbacks for each student.
13. The old easelback groaned under the weight of the heavy canvas.
14. The painter positioned the easelback near a window for natural light.
15. The easelback collapsed under the pressure of the heavy painting.
16. The artist forgot to bring the easelback to the outdoor painting session.
17. The easelback's hinges were rusty and needed oiling.
18. She had trouble finding the right height for the easelback.
19. The painters used the easelback as a prop for their group portrait.
20. The easelback was the perfect tool for displaying the artist's work in the gallery.
21. The art instructor recommended the sturdy easelback for outdoor painting.
22. The easelback wobbled when the painter bumped into it.
23. The easelback needed readjusting after the painter switched to a new canvas.
24. The easelback collapsed when the artist accidentally leaned too much weight on it.
25. The painter chose the lightest easelback for easy transport to outdoor locations.
26. The easelback was a treasured gift from the artist's late mentor.
27. The painter needed to repaint the worn-out easelback before using it again.
28. The easelback was placed on a platform for optimal painting height.
29. The artist decorated the easelback with colorful paint drips.
30. The easelback provided a stable base for the painter's bold brushstrokes.
Common Phases
1. The artist propped up the canvas on an
easelback;
2. The painting looked stunning on the
easelback;
3. The gallery prepared the exhibit with
easelbacks for every piece;
4. The folded
easelbacks took up minimal space in storage;
5. The
easelback proved useful for outdoor painting sessions.