Studio on a Budget
Solutions to help you make, store & document your art without breaking the bank. Small/Home studio recommendations in particular.
Can be stored well and provides a decent sized space for creating.
I recently purchased this short easel and was very happy with what I received. It is best if you like to work sitting down or on the ground. The wood is durable, it's lightweight and easy to store. Attractive enough to display art for photographs as ...
This little cart makes moving your supplies so easy when working in your studio space. I am so glad I have one.
A useful table for your printer and shredder or small technology and accessories.
An easy access decent sized magnetic white board will help quickly record ideas, supplies you need to restock and keep random papers from the abyss without interrupting your creative flow.
An affordable drying rack for your drying needs.
Keep your canvases safe and mobile.
These are great basic shelving units to place your art for drying, store supplies, even make a mini photography set up for small work. I have two and wish I had more.
Keep your tools together and have room to work.
Stable but storable, cheap enough to get multiple for different setups.
Besides varnishing and other uses, secure a board on top and you can have any size table at will, then store when you're done.
Keep your gloves, rags and tools close.
A pack of storage containers can make things better and more convenient.
Having these on hand always ends up being helpful.
If you would like to protect your floor with something a bit more stable than carpet or temporary tiles a plastic floor mat is a good idea.
If you are trying to really brighten up a workspace a shop lamp can do the job and these link for even more light.
When you want to create tutorials or process videos, or just need some extra light.