You can never have enough shelving in a studio. In my studio I have salvaged cabinets and shelving that I saved from a house that was being torn down. The shelving was free, and now it houses art books, crates of supplies, and printer paper.
Step2
Store artwork by framing them in archival quality mats and frames, and hanging them on the wall. The artwork will be free from bangs and nicks and can act as a constant source of pride and inspiration. They are also ready to sell at a moment's notice. You can drape a black cloth over the work to protect it from UV damage.
Step3
Keep a large bulletin board on a wall to keep track of notes, pictures, and sketches.
Step4
Use plastic crates (1'x 2')to organize bottles of paint, framing tools, and other supplies.
Step5
You can hang wet watercolors from a closet rod with hangers that have clips on them.
Tips & Warnings
Remember to store paper in an area that has plenty of ventilation so that they don't mildew.
on 6/2/2008
My son needs to see this. Although he did have a great idea of using hanging shoe racks (the ones with pockets) up and putting art supplies in them!
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spinningblue said
on 6/2/2008 My son needs to see this. Although he did have a great idea of using hanging shoe racks (the ones with pockets) up and putting art supplies in them!
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WriterGig said
on 2/5/2008 Great ideas! Organization is essential... thanks for the tips!
WriterGig said
on 2/5/2008 Great ideas! Organization is essential... thanks for the tips!