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From traditional to not-so-traditional, In Her Studio magazine showcase the places where artists create and share the thought processes behind developing their spaces.
Each woman offers a glimpse into her creative life while sharing the tips and tricks that work for her as an experienced artist. In Her Studio spotlights creatives of all types, from full-time professionals to those who create purely for pleasure.
- Features and ideas suggested by our readers
- Studios in every size
- 160 high quality pages with a sturdy cover
- Helpful ideas and information you can use from each featured space
- Functional, yet visually pleasing storage ideas
- Exercises to jump-start your creativity
- Advice for making any space work for you
- Ideas for setting up a space on a budget
- Sources of inspiration from each woman, including their favorite playlists and the books they’re currently reading
- Reader-submitted ideas and challenges. You’ll have a chance to tell us how you make small spaces work, share how you organize a specific material, and show us your messiest corner.
- Suggestions and solutions for any taste, such as ways to organize ribbons, ideas for creating affordable wall art, color palettes that inspire creativity, and more.
"Some days, when she is at home with me and I need to do some work, we play shops through the window while I press flowers or hand-build a vase ... It turns a 15-minute job into 45 minutes, but I treasure these moments. My daughter is a part of my work, and I love it that she is starting to understand what I do." @CharlotteCeramics shares how she balances creative work with motherhood in the Summer 2022 Issue of @inherstudiomagazine.
"My advice to those who only have a small space to create in would be to make it a personal place that you really want to be in! No matter how small, if you enjoy being in that space and feel relaxed with in it, it will enable creativity to come more freely. Whether you keep it minimal and ordered, or full of things that inspire you, whatever makes you feel at home and at ease will enable self-expression." - Jet Bailey of @stokeandbear ∣ Autumn 2022 Issue
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