My Studio Setup - How to create an amazing art space (on a budget)

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  • Опубліковано 2 лип 2017
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    Andrew Tischler's brand new studio in New Zealand! For tips on how to set up a fully functional and inspiring space on a budget. Functional Zones, Lighting, Ventilation, Storage and Inspiration!
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  • @AlonzoTheArmless
    @AlonzoTheArmless 6 років тому +1

    Excellent video and info. Your dad's sculptures are terrific.

  • @durbangirly
    @durbangirly 5 років тому +65

    u r not just an artist, but a handyman, an economiser and a genius !!!!

  • @michaelarbuckle6098
    @michaelarbuckle6098 4 роки тому +3

    Andrew - you are speaking my language, my friend... I have just completed my dream Art Studio... just celebrating 72 years and is finally here. I have been an artist and maker for most of my life, primarily in wood, in particular, but not exclusively, a toymaker with a mission and overarching desire to enchant, young and old alike. Over the last 5-6 years I have felt a gravitational pull toward putting color on canvas. So I am a novice and this arena...but it seems to me the real doorway to making art, is ones call or passion to do so. And the space one creates for oneself, wherever and whatever that might be, is, I believe, so key to one's ability to unleash a creative spirit. I have worked in large and very small spaces , and although I now have the resources to create exactly the kind of space I have dreamed of, I have always sought to create in each instance, a space that energetically inspired. I have come in at the other way too...from taking a space that seemed impossible and turning it into a space that deeply inspired me. This is always one of the very first things that I do in designing any new space...reflecting on how I will be and how I would be wanting to move in this new space... Not only functionally, but emotionally and energetically. So I've done a lot of thought on this, but before going forward with my tentative plans, I thought I would peruse UA-cam with the query of "setting up an art studio"... I've looked at numbers of videos, with gratitude for those who have taken the time to share, and have garnered good tips from some, but none have resonated with the kind of thoughtfulness and heartfulness as has yours... I have subscribed to your Channel, so thank you for taking the time to share what has made a difference for me, and what I am sure will make a difference for many others. Around six years ago, my wife and I spent some memorable time in New Zealand...if we should ever visit there again, and that's not a remote possibility, as her birthplace is Australia, I would love the opportunity to visit. Blessings be, Michael Arbuckle

  • @Nonorama
    @Nonorama 6 років тому +22

    when the dog is just walking in and out when he talks about the easel XD

  • @andrewzanas9387
    @andrewzanas9387 6 років тому +3

    Stumbled upon your channel a few days ago, Andrew. It's the last day of June 2018 and coincidentally it finds me setting up my very first studio space. I learned a lot seeing and listening to this episode. I'm 74 with many interests, and art is a new one. There's little time to get it right. No reason we can't make the studio both functionally efficient and inspiring too. I'm finding art goes hand in hand with photography, writing and psychology. Like a palette of colors, they are disciplines that lend themselves to being readily blended. Each contributes to the stories we seek to tell. It makes sense to keep our research and our library of books, computer programs and tools together within easy reach.

  • @jimpettyjohn2114
    @jimpettyjohn2114 6 років тому +11

    Thank you for making time to put together all the step-by-step videos. As a casual painter for years, watching your approach has been a real inspiration to me. I hope to be stepin’ up my painting with your help. Thank you!

  • @DCweldingAndArt
    @DCweldingAndArt 3 роки тому +2

    Just love how professional, but thrifty, crafty, but humble, talented, yet learns along with his audience...you, are def the guy that inspired me to dive deep into painting. Thanks for that andrew! I've grown years in a short amount of time due to your videos.

  • @geniegoldberger9440
    @geniegoldberger9440 6 років тому +1

    You mentioned that one requirement for the objects you keep around for inspiration is that they put a smile on your face. I kept waiting to see you smile and you finally did for a sec at the end. You are an amazing artist and you inspired me today, hope to see you smiling more on your videos. Thank you .

  • @Auldstone
    @Auldstone 6 років тому +1

    You are the first artist I have seen who has recommended Kautzky as a resource. I have learned so much from his work, and from yours, Andrew. You do top quality work. Thank you for giving us an inside look at your painting procedures and your studio.

  • @winkle7771
    @winkle7771 5 років тому +8

    Wow! you really helped me get a grip on my feeling of being overwhelmed. Thank you. I have a small space although it is larger than the small bedroom I was forced into with Art, sewing, scrapbooking, and crafting. All in a very small room that also took on storage for other things. It soon got so bad I could not even walk in it. Things are getting better. Thank you Andrew!

  • @wladapoljakova7006
    @wladapoljakova7006 7 років тому +5

    This really made me happy! So well-thought through, organized space AND an entertaining video on top! Love it!

  • @leojablonski2309
    @leojablonski2309 Рік тому

    Love your new digs in New Zealand. My Dad was there for R&R during Ww2. The majestic country is all he spoke of during his 4 yr.tour.. Your dog and cat are a must.. Thankyou for your excellent instruction. Hiyo from NJ

  • @lindaashley6576
    @lindaashley6576 6 років тому +1

    Thanks Andrew for making all things art interesting and giving us the down and dirty about things most artists don't share like setting up an art studio, brushes, paints and necessities.

  • @patriciaingraldi4719
    @patriciaingraldi4719 Рік тому

    I love your opening statements stating how your room needs to inspire you from the minute you walk into it. It's so very important. Thank you

  • @danielastancu5787
    @danielastancu5787 4 роки тому

    Thank you for sharing picture with your new studio.Everything looks great and I hop you enjoy your new beginning with your family!

  • @stivenpetoshati7112
    @stivenpetoshati7112 7 років тому +4

    Fiiinally a new video. I was missing your teaching of art. Keep up the good work.

  • @MhatreJiten
    @MhatreJiten 7 років тому +18

    nice, really like to watch tour of your backyard!

  • @jeanethnaftaly
    @jeanethnaftaly 3 роки тому

    I watch and follow many artist, but you are my favorite, i enjoy every video. Thank you.

  • @reglindiseckhardt9777
    @reglindiseckhardt9777 6 років тому +1

    This video clip is SO welcome. I have had to move 5 times in the last 18 months so I am really impressed how easily your systems are relocatable. Thank you so much. My friend and landlady was totally interested in the ventilation section. I think we are going to implement this in my room. Now I just have to find out how to store my finished and "in progress" canvasses.

  • @simsim7assan745
    @simsim7assan745 5 років тому +1

    Andrew, i just came across your channel! and i just want to say something. your channel is everything that i need. covers absolutely every aspect of art and artist's life, thank you and very well done! wish you loads of success!