This room will grow right along with me through my journey into the world of jewelry designing.
I thought I could perhaps share with you the humble beginnings and as I add to the room, you could experience it's growth right along with me.
At the same time, I get to show you some works in progress which are always fun!
I have so many plans. Right now, I've got boxes everywhere from moving, but I have been told I have a locker so those will be going in there. Once that's done, I'll be able to put up my drawing table and maybe, ya know, draw things now and then...;D
I want to get tons of inexpensive plastic storage for ALL my art supplies. Right now, everything is crammed into boxes. I need to seriously go through it all and see if there's anything duplicated that I could give to charity or bring to my old school to see if any of the students there could use a bit of help with free supplies. Especially the Interior Design department. There's a lot of tools I purchased that I just do not use because I changed programs, some of which are very expensive to purchase new and are hard to find used.
I also have plans for the wall my desk is against to inspire me and brighten up the place...:) I come across fabulous photographs of decor, jewelry and art all the time. I fully intend on asking permission of the artists to print out the low res versions of their items and plaster my wall with them. So my whole wall will become a super colorful inspiration board!
Of course, I'll need a printer for that...*lol*
How could I NOT want to work in such a space???
So tell me, what does YOUR work space look like? Feel free to share!
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2 comments:
Congratulatiosn on your new work space!
Happy New Year!
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Whenever I get the urge to organize my workspace I always put like things together - colors of yarn, needles. buttons. That way I have them all in one spot and it's easy to see if I have the right color or size.
Your inspiration wall sounds like it'll be great. You'll have to post photos when it's done, I'd love to see it.
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