My studio is very bare bones....a small 10x10 room facing east.
The first thing you will notice when you enter, is not art related at all, but rather, a giant elephant in the room....my workout machine.
A small room, but I have space for my easel, my television, art books, CD player, and most importantly, my computer. I almost always paint off my monitor.
I also have a small drafting table which holds my palette when I paint and also comes in handy when I am working on my mixed media pieces. Somedays, I spend lots of time sitting there and staring out the window.
I couldn't have a studio without my closet. I store all my supplies there, from frames to inventory. Since I have started doing a lot of mixed media, my supply shelves are getting very crowded with mediums, gels, papers and found objects. Hmmmm, I think a re-organization is in order.
I sell most of my works on line, so much of it is in the small "daily painting" category. It does make it easier to store around 150 paintings!
What I refer to as my "shipping department" is below these shelves. It consists of a roll of bubble wrap, odd and ends of foam core, a child's wagon full of styrofoam peanuts and misc pieces of shipping materials I re-cycle from shipments I receive.
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