Find a spot, claim it as yours, and make art.ġ. Here’s some of the best ideas I’ve found for carving out an art space at home. We aren’t all able to create gorgeous studios like the ones in the list above, but I believe that if you truly want to make art and creativity a part of your life and your self-care practice, you can find a space for it. Join the Guide to Creative Self-Care Class FREE:
Hannah, illustrator and owner of the Rasin Heart blog, has a lovely, playful art desk.Brit + Co offers some amazing ideas for a beautiful art spaces from various artists.My lovely friend, Sara Roizen’s light-filled finished attic studio is airy and full of promise.Kelly Rae Roberts, a mixed media artist, shares her colorful, eclectic studio here.You’ll be drooling over these studios.) They have a great post on 11 Tips to Get the Creative Space You Crave. Scroll through the huge cache of beautiful studio spaces on Houzz.It’s free, fun, and we will conquer the art clutter together! Click below to join us!īefore we talk about practical ideas, let’s dream a little, shall we? Let’s look dewy-eyed at some amazing art studios, because I think dreaming about your ideal studio might inspire you to incorporate some of the elements in your art space. I’ve got a wonderful Studio Clear Out Challenge May 15 – 19th 2023 and it’s free! You can join us here:to help you with the first step towards creating a home art studio. You will find space for art making in your home when you acknowledge that making art is a key ingredient to your happiness. I’d like to share some ideas for creating a fun, funky, and functional art space you can really use in your home. One of the things that people consistently say gets in the way of making art is not having an art space.
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