Come inside my working art studio, where drawing, mixed media, teaching, filming, digital work and several half-finished cups of tea all have to share the same space.

This isn’t a perfect showroom studio. It’s a real creative workspace shaped around an ADHD brain, changing interests and the many jobs that come with being a working artist and educator.

I’ll show you the different zones I use for making, teaching and computer work, the tools I keep visible so they don’t disappear from my creative universe, and the small systems that make it easier to begin again.

Whether your creative space is a whole room, a corner of the kitchen table or a trolley you wheel out when you need it, I hope this gives you a few ideas for building a space that works with your brain and your creative practice.

Tell me in the comments: what’s one thing in your creative space that makes starting easier?

If you need a gentle place to begin again, The Creativity Cafe is my free creative hub, with prompts, workbooks and low-pressure support for blocked and emerging artists. 🔑🚀

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