Hi All ....
Great to see what others here are doing. For years my work space was our condo - sharing dinner with my sewing machine every night. For quite some time we only sold at Farmer's Markets - our markets really had more artists than farmers. Working out of a tent 3 days a week took a toll - it's a logistic nightmare (storage, weather, etc.). Then we finally found a place that would be great for both creating and selling. Here's a few picts of my Studio & Gallery.
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For some reason, I can't upload the images of my workshop, so I'll just show some photos of the sales floor.
We've been in our first house a little over a year. I've been using the side of the yard to work on a few things, so I call it my second studio ๐ Having lived in apartments for the last 30+ years, I can't tell you how nice it is to work in an outdoor space that we own with nobody else around. Birds, the burbling stream, fresh air.
I've prepped raw canvases and can even string up a temporary clothes line for them to dry between the coats.
I was taking photos and adding new items to my Square Shop on this day. I picked up a cheap canopy from Walmart last year that I use on hot or sunny days.
I work out of one of my rooms in my apartment. It feels crowded sometimes because it acts as a studio/office/storage/pantry. Thank goodness for walk-in closets! Here are some shots I just took.
Of course this was when it had just been organized. Now I have stuff piled on the floor and my desk is under paper...somewhere!
PassageTwenty20
When I make malas or gemstone jewelry, I use my couch and whatever surface is available at the time!
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