After all the irritation, the sweat, the blood, and the tears, I have finally created a studio that I love. (Although I've been driving myself crazy trying to come up with a great name for my studio,) I am incredibly proud of my wonderful space. Here's a peek at my efforts.
\This is my other worktable. I use this area primarily for mixing my paints, making palettes, and for works-in-progress that need a flat space to dry. On the shelves I keep my most needed painting supplies (palette knives, color guides, viewfinders, tools, brushes).
And this is my inspiration board / incense area. My inspiration board currently hosts a "Wishlist" and postcards from other artists. I'm planning to add much more to this, but for now, it's wonderful.
I love incense and candles. They really inspire me to work and make me feel creative. It's a crucial part of my meditating process, and my morning routine when I open up my studio for the day.
I'll admit it: I'm absolutely obsessed with art studios. Sometimes I like to daydream about the studio I would love to have.
My questions: Do other artists feel this way about their studios? Do you feel this way about your creative space? Is it a place that cultivates your creativity or does it drain it away? Is the art studio a neccessary part of your life as a creative person? Do you feel like your space could use some shaping up?
Leave a comment below with your thoughts and opinions, I'd love to hear from you!
-kaylee
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