The surface is 38" x 72". I use a sketchbook in the studio for thumbnails, so there is room for that plus now I also have a place to make my more finished drawings, work on my drypoint plates, and a place to lay out drawings and color sketches that I use as reference for studio paintings. The other nice feature is that it will fold down flat against the wall when I need more room.
He also made this handy taboret that holds my drawing supplies and room on top for an ink/watercolor palette.
He also made this handy taboret that holds my drawing supplies and room on top for an ink/watercolor palette. 
Next up is my flat file which I am really looking forward to having. But, for now, I love my drawing table!
5 comments:
This knock down idea is right out of my play book. Always give everything two tasks, minimum.
I wish I could cabinet build as well as Steve. That is a fine skill. This new desk reminds me of the one Michelangelo was supposed to have (portrayed in a movie, once) because it is big!!
Warm wishes for your new creative times with this. Happy Thanksgiving!
Thanks Casey, glad you like it. Hope you have a wonderful Thanksgiving!
Looks like Santa came early! I love having a drafting table even though my studio is tiny, it's where all my planning starts.
Thanks Brenda. I love it too!
Your husband Steve is quite a builder! Lucky you! It looks great!
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