Artist's eBooks to Support and Inspire Creativity
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Artist's eBooks to Support and Inspire Creativity |
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"Controlling Creative Clutter: Organizing the Artist's Studio" eBook $9.99 Unlike authors of other organizing books, Diane is not a professional organizer nor someone professing to have all the answers. Rather she is someone that has worked as an artist for over 20 years, and has faced the challenges that that entails. Within the pages of this publication, she shares what she has learned works for her, and will help get you to stay organized and still have time to create! Sixty-eight pages of tips, worksheets and information on organizing, to help you get your studio or work area together and keep it that way. As a working artist, Diane knows how difficult it can be to have materials take over a work space. ______________________ You will need to have Adobe Reader to access this book. If you do not already have it please go here.
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Table of Contents
6. Top Ten Signs You Need to OrganizeYour Studio 7. Introduction 8. Organizing Personality Quiz 9. A Bit of Personal History Part One: Let’s Get Started 12. Supplies You Will Need To Begin Organizing 12. Why become more organized? 14. What IS Under That Pile? 16. What Are Your Goals? Part Two: Digging Your Way Out 21. Sorting It All Out 23. Examining Work Area (What is it like in your dreams?) 25. Dream Big Part Three: Pulling It Together 28. Work area Tips 29. Arranging Work Areas/Zones 29. What to Do if You Perpetually Working on a Project 31. Items to Consider Purchasing 32. Work Space Layout 34. Basic Organizing 36. Recycled Organizing Items 38. Additional Tips for Organizing Items 40. Keeping It All Up |
Part Four: Maintaining
46. Maintenance 47. How to Clean a Pasta Machine Part Five: Can’t Find What You Need? Build It Yourself!
51. File Cabinet Desk / Work Surface 51. Basic Shelves 52. Cubbies 52. Versatile Shelf Option 53. Basic Worktable 54. Thin Wall Shelf with a Lip 55. Ottoman with Storage 56. Ribbon Wire Hangers 58. Cinder-Cement block Shelves 58. Jar Storage 59. Light Box 60. Canvas Brush Holder 61. Apron 62. Wall Pocket Organizer Safety
64. Safety and Other Tips 67. Sources
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*All images and words copyright of Diane Dobson-Barton dba as Barton Studio 2002-2007 ©
