We'll start off by providing you with the setting.
Two windows meet in the corner of the room, flooding the space with natural light.
If ever I've felt demotivated, it's usually been at a time where I've lacked access to the sun's light.
Here is my art studio. It is a typical artist's scattered work space, with the exception of the missing furniture. I keep my tools spread out on a brown paper-lined floor because I just can't bring myself to part with my crypto investments in order to buy the missing furniture.
Instead, I aim to save up enough funds to fully furnish my art studio by selling my art and working up to it!
Just like in the Sims 4.
Anybody else out there enjoy a game of Sims? I've been playing that one a lot lately, and gaining inspiration for how to build up a proper space to work in. My Sim managed to get herself a drying rack, shelves, a sturdy easel, a little supply table with drawers...
Anywho, this is basically "it" for the time being.
Art pieces are carefully placed on the floor against the walls, supplies on the ground within reach, and a pile of scraps in the corner. Because why throw that stuff away when you might re-purpose it into a sculpture or something crazy later on, am I right?