Which Drawing Board is right for me?
Which Drawing Board is right for me?
There are many different types of drawing boards coming in many different sizes. The aim of the drawing board is to create a smooth surface for you to create your masterpiece. That might be artwork, architecture or even more. A drawing board is designed to hold down the material that you’re working on.
Different Sized Drawing Boards
Here at Graphic Air we stock four different sizes of drawing boards. Depending on the size of your projects you’ll need to choose which sized drawing board you want. We currently have A0 (Largest), A1, A2 and A3 (Smallest) drawing boards.
Desk Top and Standing
Our Drawing Boards come in both Desk top format and standing. The larger A0 Drawing Boards are all standing. These are for big work projects. They provide lots of space and prevent you from getting cluttered. You can adjust the standing drawing boards to your preference to create a comfortable work environment. These are particularly useful when working on group projects as you can gather around the drawing board and share your ideas.
Desktop Drawing Boards are ideal for offices and individual projects. You can easily emerge yourself in a creative environment with a desktop drawing board. It gets rid of clutter allowing you to fully focus on your project.
Who needs a Drawing Board?
There are many reasons why you would want a drawing board. Architects can use drawing boards to create their designs. Especially when working on large projects in big groups then the standing drawing boards would be perfect. Drawing Boards are perfect for artists and drawers. They provide a smooth, clean surface while removing distractions. Drawing Boards are excellent pieces of equipment for students. They are almost a must have as they create the perfect work space.
For more information on our Drawing Boards visit us at Graphic Air. If you still have questions please do not hesitate to contact us.
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