Post pictures of your 'studio' here for all to see

[John Box]

This is my man-cave, or if you will my studio. What started out as a garden shed, became a woodshop, and finally where all of my art hobby stuff resides.

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[MaryAnne Long]

Wow, John, it's so cute on the outside with the landscaping and all.  And so efficient on the inside.

aloha

mea

[John Box]

[Kathysutterlin]

  That is an awesome workspace, John! 

[Val]

It's brilliant John, lucky fellow! 

[Gita]

John, I like your studio- it looks like a fairytale studio.

[thebryce]

Has your art studio become an ever encroaching partner to your home office?

[Annie.]

No, I try to keep art and paper separate.  But I struggle from keep office paper and house paper separate... and my paper desk looks much like yours.  On the other hand my art desk is neat and tidy... I try to copy Dennis and Nolan's approach.

But I could see that one would try to prevent you from invading the rest of the house 

Love your outer space paintings 

[MaryAnne Long]

Right now, I have art, business, volunteer work, and Christmas overwhelming my studio!

aloha

mea

[linley.plester]

ValWeb.. Some sewers and quilters use a special sort of back pack to hold their shoulders back when they are bent over the sewing machine for long periods. All you need is an ordinary small backpack with about a 2lb (1kg) weight in it (like a couple of large cans of soup). Suggest some padding between you and the weights. There is a website where you can buy them ready-made but I suggest you try the home-made version first as it might not suit your back. I can get you the website if you want it.