A Tour Through the Premier Issue of In Her Studio

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In Her Studio is a brand-new publication that takes readers on a tour through the creative spaces and lives of female artists and makers. You’ll see spaces in every size, and get useful tips and tricks from every featured woman. In Her Studio shines a spotlight on creatives of all types, from doll makers to painters, from full-time professionals to those who create purely for pleasure. And you’ll get to hear their stories.

You’ll Discover:

Studios in every size
Features and ideas suggested by our readers
Helpful ideas and information readers can use from each featured space
Insights into the daily routine of each woman
Creative confessions
Exercises to jump-start your creativity
Advice for making any space work for you
Ideas for setting up a space on a budget
Tips for keeping Etsy orders organized
Reflections on how setting up a space has impacted the artists’ work

Here’s a Small Sampling of the Features Inside the Premier Issue:

Learn how to turn a dark, cluttered space into a lively and spacious studio.

Credit: Kim Klassen

At first sight it hadn’t occurred to Kim that this room with dingy floors and very few windows might be her space, but that was before she envisioned her studio and set a plan in motion.

“This environment is the inspiration that keeps my paintings flowing.”

Credit: Bethany Holmes

There is no place that Bethany loves more than her studio,which is filled to the brim with paint tubes, scraps of paper, and canvases. This artist shares why this is the space where she finds her release and escape from everyday life.

Do you enjoying filling your walls with inspiring photos and artwork?

Credit: Annie Isa

Annie is puppeteer, doll maker, and illustrator and she loves filling her space with inspiring artwork. Annie lets us in on some of the other aspects of her creative routine that gets her creativity going, and it begins with a cup of tea and a good classic novel.

“My studio began with a dream: a romantic room where I would paint and create, that was relaxed yet beautiful.”

Credit: Jo-Anne Coletti

Roses are at the core of everything that inspires Jo-Anne, she is a mastermind at many forms of art including photography and writing. She also runs a business called Vintage Rose Collection, and Jo-Anne tells us all about putting her studio together from the first coat of paint to the last rose bud as well as providing steps to create you own space.

Discover the beauty of the countryside right outside your window.

Credit: Natalie Toms

Not only does Natalie, a wildlife artist, share her studio space with us, but a playlist she uses for inspiration! Her first track being “Thickets” by Patrick Wolf.

“Finding a studio is a creative process itself; you never know what you will find and it’s always an adventure.”

Credit: Elizaveta Rukavishnikova

Elizaveta recalls creating her art in whatever space she had available her kitchen, bedroom, any little space she came across before she ventured into finding her dream studio.