‘… think of a studio as any place your dedicate to your desire to be an artist. … It can’t be a space that has to be cleaned or put away when other people need it. It’s got to be a place that stays “set up”. Not only so you can jump in and get started on your work with a moment’s notice, but so when you look at it, you are reminded profoundly that just as that space is always ready for you, so is your dream. It’s always ready for you to pick up, jump in, and get started.
Luann Udell, “MAKE SPACE FOR YOUR ART Life is short, get going with it!“
Look around you. When I visit someone’s home, I can always find … a space dedicated to the TV … .
Not having to tidy away your art stuff makes more of a difference than you think.
It’s not about the size of the space, it’s about having a space especially for you and your creativity.
If it doesn’t fit your neat and tidy home styling, use a desk-in-a-cupboard you can close the doors on.
While you’re at it, stick your latest drawing on the fridge in celebration too.
