finding space to create
January 26, 2009 at 6:03 pm Leave a comment
I love peeking inside artists’ studios and writers’ spaces. Anywhere where people come up with ideas and create. A desk. A park bench. A converted warehouse. But for those of us who don’t have much space or a big budget for renovation here are some places or things for you to claim as your own personal creative space:
- a closet
- a drawer
- a basket
- a chair
- a shelf
- a mirror
- a tack board
- a rolling cart
- a window sill
- a crib or cradle that’s not being used
- an empty aquarium
- an ottoman with hidden storage
- a piece of chicken wire
Spaces that we can fill or empty as seasons or moods strike – as projects come and go – as ideas flicker or fade.
From time to time, I am going to feature some people whose creative spaces give me inspiration.
Check out Candice Stringham’s site to see what she did with a 6×8 room.
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