My studio by jocko500
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Here you see my little studio in my little trailer house I own. I have to shear it with my wife who do crafts at time. So I have to clean off a area for me to mut my stuff on to work. Here You see a set up I mad for my glass layers of blacklight glass paintings I working on. I got ideals and I take my shots at night as you can see the sun light is to much in here. will get something to block out all the light soon.
I need to get some shelves so I can clean off the table.
I going to do oil paintings in here too lol ; not much room. Dream of haveing my own land and a warehouse but got to use what I got. may put down a drop cloth in the liveing room to do my oils??? But then I have to move stuff there too and when I finish for the day I have to put it all up.
If anyone got any ideals on how to improve please tell me.
You will see some images in the next week on what I doing with the layers of blackight and neon painted on glass and neon paint in plasite[misspelled. use to put photos in so you can put them in a book.][took over a 100 photos last night and 20 today one you see now] I can not get to many props for I do not have room. I do have a big window with glass in it so I be doing something with that and two glasses that is texture for a slideing glass that is use in a office. Looking for more texture glass.
May use just paint on the glass too and no neon or blacklight paint. Just some ideals here. I got to work in poser today too lol No time to work all the time.
I mainly post this to show you what going on and how I made the images you will see in the week to come. If people like them I will keep on posting them. Hey at lest I do not have to take a shower hahahahahahah
Comments (44)
Tip 1, cheap shelves from an AutoBahn ($10-20, max) Tip 2, get a sheet of black card board from a newsagent and some sticky tape to blackout the outside sunlight. Tip 3, a CORK-board for all you pictures on the wall, easy to change pics around and remove thumb tacks...I hope that helps, great to see your studio in action, if a little cluttered ! Cheers
Fabulous indoor shot ! I love the light setting and the busy looking atmosphere here! Bravo!!!
Glass tends to lear. Try writing on a mirror with a fine felt pen for a entry into cruel disclosure. The suppressed horror of a murderous laugh may not be universal. Now try drawing on the mirror.
Space you can make just being creative and we know that you are :) Cool shot my friend.
Awesome work space. Great capture!
They say ( who are THEY??? lol) that only a genius could work with all of this around him/her I have a normal IQ so therefore everything has got to be in place lol: thanks fro sharing do your thing everyone else does:
A wonderful look inside the creative workspace! I hope you win the lottery. Then you can buy a big house and invite us all to a party :) Glow in the dark body paint for all ;)
Love to have a look at your studio, great !
Oh wow thank you for showing us where you work it is so interesting to see :) Cathy xoxoxo
lucky man - my wife would skalp me :-))
;-) OMG nice studio ;-) not too much place for next things ;-)
quite an impressive place, save for the image.
Sometimes the most dreative expeience comes from just learning to make the most of whatever is available.You seem to be doing quite well at it.
awesome to see where you create it all, i sometimes find the studio's most fascinating because you see the idea/process/chaos of the artist all in one punch! You make not a big as mess as I do ha ha