Posts about studio set-up, changes, or features
I’ve been using a tool cart as my taboret for a few years now. If you are looking for a portable work surface that has storage for your studio, it is certainly worth a look. They have large castor wheels and sturdy metal drawers of varying depths that are nearly ideal for holding all of…
Recently, an Ikea Hemnes desk retired from its day job in the house to make room for something new. It was heading to the garage for storage anyway, so I decided to offer it an exciting new career in the arts. To make room, I refined the layout I created in February, correcting some minor…
Looking back, October was a busy month. At the beginning of the Month, we took the camper to Prince Albert, SK for a dog agility trial. We camped at the trial site, where there were about 20-30 chevy II variants (chevy 100, chevy nova, acadian invader, etc) wrecks sitting in the field next to our…
Some items that are really useful in my Art Practice 1. Spring Clamps If you don’t have any of these, I encourage you to pick a bunch of them up. Once you have them, you will find uses for them all the time. You can buy plastic or steel spring clamps at places like Lee…
Welcome to my Studio! As an Artist, I am always interested to visit the working space of other artists. So I thought I would dedicate a few blog posts to my studio and plein air gear (portable studio). I’ve set my studio up in the NE corner of my detached garage where it shares the…