Garage artist studio

I have a couple of galleries after some of my enamel spoons. This means I have had to lock myself in the shed today and crank up the kiln. After preparing the steel spoons with grip coat which is black. 2 coats of white enamel is applied. Here are some naked spoons waiting to be adorned with screen printed transfers. I am still beetle obsessed, but I am being seduced by these chintz transfers. Just adding a touch of Spring to the fly's and ladybirds.

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Here are some of my favorite inspirational studio spaces of artists, designers, and crafters (plus a few solid pieces to get you started!)

There’s something undeniably romantic about an artist’s studio. They’re always filled with light, and paper covered in scribbles and sketches. We’re instinctively drawn to thes

Timber frame artist studios with skylights and wrap around decks.

PHOTOGRAPHS BY JEFF ROBERTSConstruction on an island poses difficulties even under the best conditions. Transporting materials and a crew out from the mainland requires time-consuming and expensive logistical contortions. That whole equation is ratcheted up a notch when the island is 23 miles offshore, and doesn’t have easy access for heavy equipment.

Have you ever pictured your garage as an art studio? A fitness room? A home office? If you’re in need of some extra room and are stumped for ideas, try imagining your garage as an extension of your…

Name: Sirima Sataman Location: Dogpatch, San Francisco, California Size: 800 square feet Years lived in: 2 years; Rented Walking into Sirima’s loft, I was blown away by the openness of the space.

in the backyard of a sixties bungalow in bruges, belgium, studio mxmxm has designed a prefabricated studio for glass artist pia burrick.

Image 8 of 32 from gallery of Studio for Stained Glass Artist / Studio mxmxm. Photograph by Tim Van de Velde