Since I got back from India (an amazing three month trip!), I've been cleaning the studio and moving things around, trying to make the best of the space.
My studio is a small but lovely odd shaped room with six walls. It's a pretty minimalist studio - easel, table, trolley and lots of canvases and paper up on the walls. A few days ago I moved my table into the nook by the window. I don't know why I didn't do this sooner. The new position is perfect. Take a look at some of the photographs I clicked of the clean studio yesterday. (It'll get messy soon enough.)
My studio is a small but lovely odd shaped room with six walls. It's a pretty minimalist studio - easel, table, trolley and lots of canvases and paper up on the walls. A few days ago I moved my table into the nook by the window. I don't know why I didn't do this sooner. The new position is perfect. Take a look at some of the photographs I clicked of the clean studio yesterday. (It'll get messy soon enough.)
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| The two angled walls make a nice nook for the easel and trolley. |
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| the window |
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| The other side of the studio with works in progress on the wall (part I) |
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| The other side of the studio with works in progress on the wall (part II) |
I am always curious about the spaces in which artists create. It is good to see where you produce your work and glimpses of it. I especially like the works that I can see in the fifth picture. Three months in a different culture surely must have given you more ideas and sources to draw from.
ReplyDeletePriya, glad you enjoyed this long overdue post. I love reading about artist work spaces too.
DeleteThe trip to India was fantastic - I spent time with family and friends, travelled a bit, worked a lot, met some awesome people and also participated in an exhibition. So yes I am full to ideas for the way ahead.
You seem to get perfect natural light from the window.
ReplyDeleteYes I get good light all day. :-)
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