i don’t know if you’ve ever checked out the blog In The Make before, but i’m a big fan. i love peeking into artist’s studios! they’ve got a brand new website — they’ve been working to create a site that perfectly suits their needs — In addition to it looking way hotter, they’ve added a Happenings page to share local art events... 
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photographer sharon montrose recently shared photos with me of her los angeles-based loft and i was most excited to show you, too. the clean airy workspace is located above sharon’s garage (converted from an ugly old attic space) and is where sharon and her studio manager run The Animal Print Shop. i’ve long been a fan of sharon’s prints, and was even lucky... 
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today, the lovely bekka from the blog minted condition is stepping in to share some amazing artist studio spaces! thanks bekka! I feast upon images of real artists studios, not the professionally styled images, but ones that actually look used. I’m dreaming of updating my studio (okay, I don’t have a studio, but if I did I would be ready to make some upgrades). somethings... 
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My very own workspace. Yesterday, my Unexpected Guests post on Jinnie Lee got me thinking about what other artists’ and crafters’ studios might look like. Jinnie’s was so well organized, spotlessly tidy, and incredibly stylish, I thought I’d see what artist studios I might find on flickr, and what they might look like in comparison. Let’s see what... 
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I paid a lovely visit over to the Dogpatch neighborhood of San Francisco yesterday. Home to artists’ lofts, shipping containers, and good old dive saloons. I was visiting artists Annie Galvin and Eric Rewitzer at their Three Fish Studios, to pick up a commissioned painting Annie did for me. Bellisimo! And it is – see below! Thanks so much Annie! While I was there,... 
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