A device designed to securely hold an artist’s color wheel during the painting process is a valuable tool. These holders can range from simple easels or stands adapted for this purpose to more specialized equipment designed to accommodate various wheel sizes and configurations. An example would be a small, adjustable easel with a circular platform specifically designed to cradle a color wheel, allowing for easy visibility and access while mixing paints.
Maintaining easy access to a color wheel promotes efficient color mixing and facilitates informed color choices during a painting session. A secure holder prevents the wheel from moving or falling, reducing distractions and potential damage. This is particularly beneficial when working with wet media or in confined spaces. Historically, artists often improvised solutions to keep their color guides within reach, highlighting the enduring need for such a tool. Convenient access to a well-organized color palette streamlines the creative process and allows for more focused exploration of color relationships.
