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“There are days when solitude is a heady wine that intoxicates you with freedom, others when it is a bitter tonic, and still others when it is a poison that makes you beat your head against the wall.”— Colette Dear readers, The pandemic, and the social distancing that comes with it, has affected all of us deeply in many ways. Personally, one of the things I’ve struggled with the most over the previous months has been isolation. I’m a rather social and gregarious person, so being separated from family, friends, and colleagues has been even more difficult than I expected. Here at Stampington & Company, we have been fortunate to be able to work predominately from home. For the first few months of the pandemic I worked happily in my…

Soul of the South

It started with a boy. With a little faith and a lot of love, I sold all my belongings and stepped away from everything familiar. I left Vancouver Island, Canada, for North Carolina with nothing more than a suitcase. Little could I have known that the South’s rich history would unleash my creative heart. Before Pinterest and the ease of seeing everything on social media, I was well down the road of life and had yet to ever see mason jars, ironstone, or old tobacco baskets — just a few of the things with which I was excited to decorate our home. The more I fell in love with antiques, the more I was completely enraptured by the story and soul of each piece. My newfound love of all things…

Soul of the South

Go With the flow

I have had a passion for vintage for as long as I can remember. Long before vintage was a huge trend as it is today, I was always looking around to find the hidden gems in thrift shops or secondhand markets. I still absolutely love to go on a treasure hunt! After high school I attended TMO Fashion Business School. When I graduated I got a job at a jeans store called Men at Work, where I quickly worked my way up to creative visual merchandise manager. In my early 20s I was responsible for the design and execution of the window displays in all 60 stores. During this time my passion for vintage was still rooted in my life, so, in addition to my full-time job, I started a…

Go With the flow

Floral Poetry in an 1890 Farmhouse

My business, Meadow & Moss, and the Victorian farmhouse studio I now lovingly create from, were inspired by my many summers spent rambling across North America in an old van. Slowly traveling down winding back roads and immersing myself in all the wild magic Mother Nature has to offer gifted me a nostalgia that has never left, and inspired my love for bringing old treasures and nature together as art. The dream had always been to bring these influences to a rural setting where my creativity and passion for growing flowers could come together in an old house filled with thrifted antiques and uncommon goods. From our current heritage homestead, I now offer earthy creations and bouquets with homegrown flowers. I lovingly tend to the blooms from seed in our…

Floral Poetry in an 1890 Farmhouse

In my studio …

… I am greeted by the fragrant, woody smell from the cedar of Lebanon tucked up high on my shelf, the tart Cherry wood used on my last project, and the deep, earthy, rich tone of black maple that produces the most stunning dark vases. I’ve always loved the beauty of nature and what it yields; it awakens my creative side. In my space, you’ll find salvaged wood, wispy tree vines, and an old workbench from 1912. My studio is my sanctuary. There have been days when I’ve cried, danced, and even laughed in the midst of creating. I assume when someone picks up a piece I’ve turned that they can see the story and maybe even the struggle I encountered working with the grain, or the excitement in the…

THE NOMADIC Artist

My journey as a nomadic artist began as a wisp of a notion to get rid of most of my possessions and move into a tiny school bus. At first, the idea seemed absolutely unrealistic, but it was one of those thoughts that just wouldn’t go away, like a song that gets stuck in your head. As an environmental artist, I have always been inspired by nature, travel, and design, so the idea of “going tiny” appealed to all those passions. I can remember the first time I tentatively mentioned this dream to my sister. At the time, I was living in a three-bedroom house, with a large art studio. I expected skepticism, but instead my crazy idea was met with support. It is so empowering to surround ourselves with…

THE NOMADIC Artist

A British WEAVING NEST

My studio can be found within a converted 16th-century grade-one listed military barracks that is protected by English heritage. Hotwalls Studios has 13 barracks filled with a community of different artists and makers. The walls are at least a meter thick and face the wild sea. You can smell the fresh sea air and hear the ferries, hovercrafts, and small fishing boats go past, as well as the occasional boat horn. It is a place where people go for walks along the seafront. I have always been creative, and as a young child I enjoyed drawing and painting. I didn’t discover textiles until my late teens when I fell in love with the textures and techniques. I studied weaving for my degree at Winchester School of Art, and studied weaving…

A British WEAVING NEST

In my studio …

… I am in my perfect spot. Before, it was a white corner without anything in it. No windows, no noise, no distractions from the outside world. I started decorating, and it instantly felt like creating a work of art. Without a specific vision in mind, I gave myself just one rule: to fill up the white spaces completely. The white walls reminded me of life — a brand-new canvas waiting to be filled with my experiences, feelings, and love. Starting out with only one type case, I began to put all my heart into this studio. It grew alongside my creative journey, and now it is filled with beloved, carefully chosen pieces. I have created a place not only for my creative work but also for my true self.…

The Marine Maximalist

Countless pots of richly pigmented ink and tubes of watercolor paint in every blue hue imaginable. Paintbrushes stand to attention in an eclectic assortment of old glass bottles and repurposed ceramic vases. Stacks of pigment-encrusted paint palettes form a haphazard tower atop wooden boxes and secondhand art books. A jumbled array of illustrations, children’s painting experiments, and magazine cutouts spill over the adjacent wall, lapping at a mounted letterpress tray filled with beachcombing treasures. An antique wooden drafting desk acts as a cherished centerpiece around which everything else is arranged and rearranged. All of this forms my studio space — a sun-soaked nook of boundless inspiration, bursting forth from a corner of the living room in our cozy family home in the coastal suburbs of Perth, Australia. Like my studio,…

The Marine Maximalist

In my studio …

… I feel the very essence of nature and a connection to the area in which I reside. Most of the furnishings inside my studio have their own story to tell, along with the building itself. My studio was once a barn used, for generations, by my family to house grain and store supplies. It now has been re-imagined as my jewelry and textiles studio. This space is home base for different materials to collide and where my ideas come to fruition. Six large windows facing the west cascade the setting sun’s beams over fields, rustling leaves, and through the space. Every day in my studio feels like a warm hug from a long-lost friend — with thoughtful, dreamy conversation encouraged to anyone who enters. In this place, I feel…

MY Woodshed Studio

Once I allowed myself to do what I really love, my life changed dramatically. While living in Moscow and working at a prestigious company, I suddenly remembered my favorite childhood activities. It was not simply playing with dolls — I created small worlds inhabited by different creatures for which I used to build houses, make furniture, sew clothes, bake pies, and more. After becoming busy with traditional things like getting an education, earning money, and doing other activities that are considered to be obligatory in an adult’s life, I absolutely forgot about my majestic worlds. When I grew tired of the fussy, noisy life in the big city and bought paints, fabrics, sculpting clay, and other art supplies, I started creating in my free time, and I realized that only…

MY Woodshed Studio

Creative Confessions

JEN PARRISH-HILL I go through times of planning, and I usually set goals at the beginning of the year. It helps to have an idea of where I want to go, but making things that just need to come into the world can happen without any plans. I tend to be more productive when I have a show or photo shoot to create for; the visualization and planning of what I want to accomplish is a good motivator. ALICE HUME I believe it is so important to set goals for what you want to create, as they will help you subconsciously manifest what you want to achieve. I also write a list every year of short- and long-term goals, some of which are really ambitious, but even if I achieve…

Creative Confessions

Creative Colorful Chaos

Ever since I can remember, I’ve always been happiest when creating. Whether it was coloring with that new prized pack of Crayola crayons, learning to hook a rug, or weaving a friendship bracelet in summer camp, the little spark of joy in my day was having some kind of creative, colorful project in the works — to this day, I find myself a little lost without one. My desire to always be creating has been challenging throughout the years, but at each stage of my life I’ve always carved out a little space to keep my art supplies handy and continue my joy of making. When going to college, I stored all my supplies in an extra-large portable art bin and portfolio. After getting married and moving into our first…

Creative Colorful Chaos

Claiming My Space

Creating has always been a part of my life, to the point that I actually don’t remember the moment when it began. My mom tells stories of watching me come alive as a child when left alone to make things with my hands. This ability gave me confidence and was something that was all mine, which was so necessary later in my childhood when I experienced a very traumatic event. Creativity had always been a grounding and stabilizing force, but after that event it became less of a skill and more of a lifeline. I dove headfirst into one of the most important relationships I’ve ever known. While in my 20s, I felt unfulfilled with seeking an education and trying to find a career, which was discouraging. I tried various…

Claiming My Space

In my studio …

… time appears to stand still when I sit down to work. I’ve confronted a lot of emotions in my garage sanctuary, my sacred space where I am free to be wholly and completely me. Random bugs make their way through the cracks in the door and concrete, but I don’t mind — they give me a moment to pause and remember that people share this world with other beings. It’s the one place in all of LA where I seem to actually feel the seasons. There are seasons when the studio and pieces that aren’t quite finished wait for my return, and seasons when I and it are blooming with inspiration and a flurry of work and impromptu solo dance parties. In my studio I make sense of the…

Coming Home TO MY LIGHT-FILLED STUDIO

It could be said that my new photography studio has been decades in the making. Until a few years ago, I had limited space to do still-life photography and would occasionally set up on a kitchen island, dining table, or on a box outdoors to work, always longing for a proper studio. Such constraints had the effect of steering me toward landscapes and travel subjects for many years. I’ve worked hard at transforming a part of my garage into my wished-for studio, and I feel newly inspired by and reconnected to the complementary talents of my animation-photographer dad and interior-designer mom. My studio has taken shape over the last two years, since my husband and I moved from Oakland to Livermore, California. I immediately saw potential for a studio in…

Coming Home TO MY LIGHT-FILLED STUDIO

Pivoting Through the Pandemic

Throughout my career in fashion, I have had the privilege to work with incredibly talented designers and industry-leading companies. I began my career working with smaller high-end brands, like J.Mendel, and then with bigger companies like Gap, Ann Taylor, and, most recently, Tory Burch. In working with such a variety of companies, I realized that my true passion was in embroidery, embellishment, and the craft of making these pieces. I also realized that there wasn’t a local embellishment concept shop for designers to develop new concepts with a quick turnaround, so I launched SwatchHub. Swatchhub became a community for embroidery designers to sell their work and also a hub for local designers to come to for inspiration and custom embellishment concepts. I always dreamed of one day producing my own…

Pivoting Through the Pandemic

Unleashing MY Creativity

I have a confession to make — I secretly hate that restaurant staff only gives paper and crayons to children. For years I remained quiet, but one day my family and I were at a restaurant where tables were spread with white paper. I simply could not take it any longer. I could not contain the colors, swirls, and images in my head. When the waitress came to take our order, I unleashed myself — I bravely asked for my own box of crayons. I have always been creative … in my head. Growing up in a third-world country, with limited resources, is the reason it took so long to discover my creative self. As a child, I used small white pebbles to write letters and doodle shapes on an…

Unleashing MY Creativity

Just Between Artists

What is your “art therapy" — the artistic practice or activity that always lifts your mood? I am always lifted and inspired when I art journal. Working freely in a journal always helps me overcome my fear of putting paint to canvas and provides an outlet emotionally. —@kensingercreative My art therapy is giving myself permission to make objects I don’t intend to sell. Clay is endless with possibilities, but running a business often means I don’t have time to play with all the ideas swirling in my head. I keep myself centered and truly in love with my craft by allowing time to play with clay. —@pitchpinepottery The smell of molten beeswax in the studio followed by pouring encaustic paints, fusing, and scraping all that’s within me into the composition.…

A Nostalgic Life in a Modern World

Creating something out of nothing has always been a fascinating act for me. A blank piece of paper may intimidate some, but I always loved to imagine the possibilities of what it could be and put what was in my head onto the page. As a little girl, I would draw all the time. There was no doubt in anyone’s mind that I would work in the arts, but we just didn’t know which avenue I would take. In fact, I named my full-time business “Alicia’s Infinity” so I could explore different creative outlets and have it all still fit under the same umbrella. I attended (and loved) Sheridan College for illustration, but after graduation I began selling handmade jewelry at craft shows. It was several years later that I…

A Nostalgic Life in a Modern World

From Corporate Life to Flower Life

A “leap of faith” is how I’d summarize my flower journey. I made the huge decision to leave my secure corporate career of seven years to start my own floral design business, despite having no experience at all. When my husband and I moved to Maine from Boston in 2016, the iconic image of a fork in the road appeared to me. I had to ask myself, “What am I willing to sacrifice in order to pursue something I love?” This was a difficult and scary question, not only for me but also for my husband and our future goals as a family. So if I was going to toss my security blanket of a job out the car window as we headed up north to our new life in…

From Corporate Life to Flower Life

Creativity has always been an outlet for me, a way to express myself and a way to spend my time. Whether I was painting, collecting shells, or drawing, I could always find a way to put my imagination to use. I never realized that art was such a huge part of me until I became a mother and fell into a creative block that lasted for years. I lost the urge and passion to create for myself. Last year, after struggling with postpartum depression and my son’s illness with hydrocephalus, as well as managing my sobriety, I once again found the desire to create and get back into the studio. Seven years ago my husband and I bought our first home in farm country. We have a little white house…

In my studio …

… time doesn’t exist. Ideas become paintings. Surrounded by books and little treasures from outdoor adventures, I create serene landscapes that explore God’s peace and beauty in nature. I work in a light-filled studio, where my pint-sized golden retriever often joins me, napping while I paint or playing under my easel. In a previous life, my easel was used to restore historic paintings, and I often imagine what prolific work once sat where I now create. In my studio I’ve found that art has a lovely way of entering our hearts and minds, bringing inspiration and meaning into this beautiful life!…

Calligraphy Ladies’ Brunch

Each year I like to host a special event for my girlfriends before everyone’s summer schedule gets crazy. For last year’s end of the school year/beginning of summer celebration, I settled on an Art of Lettering ladies’ brunch. I love to offer a hands-on activity for my guests because it adds an element of creativity. I absolutely adore hand-lettered design and calligraphy, though it’s something completely out of my skill set, and I thought brunch with a local calligraphy artist would be an interesting activity! Local creative and Minted designer Brandy Brown of Marabou Design was such a hit with all the guests. I met Brandy a few years ago at a local calligraphy workshop and loved her style and talent. She makes handlettering look so easy. Spoiler alert: It’s…

Calligraphy Ladies’ Brunch

Creative Confessions

JEN PARRISH-HILL There are times when I have inspiration before going to work in the studio, like after visiting a museum or seeing something in nature that sparks an idea. Sometimes just sitting up in my balcony workshop space surrounded by magical lights, collected decor, a great playlist, and a view of the outside world is enough to get started. ALICE HUME When I step into my studio I always answer emails and complete any admin or social media posts first so they are out of the way and I can get started on being fully creative. I always let inspiration take me, and always work in the present moment. It also depends on how I am feeling that day; some days are more productive and creative than others, and…

Creative Confessions

Space for ENDLESS Inspiration

As a little girl, I had an imaginary family who lived in the radiator of my bedroom — so you could definitely say that I have always been creative. I was lucky that my weird imagination and creativity were encouraged from a young age. When I was 7 years old, I bought my first camera using green stamps. I found photography magical, and was fortunate to eventually learn from James Musselman, an incredible art teacher at our high school in Allentown, Pennsylvania. He was known to be very strict, and his students had to be devoted in order to stay in his classes. I worked very, very hard and thrived under his instruction. I still think about him daily, and a few years ago I devoted my solo exhibition at…

Space for ENDLESS Inspiration

JUNK RULES: Upcycled Storage

Nothing is put to greater use than old wooden crates. They are so useful around the home, studio, and office, storing everything from guest room towels or kitchen spices to books or paintbrushes. With the addition of a little creative painting, stenciling, or adding your favorite rub-ons, a bit of wire-wrapping with a rusty key, or even a wooden ruler with clips, these upcycled crates will have you scouring the secondhand marketplace for a few of your own. Follow along the creative journey of turning even the most basic found crate into one worthy of your favorite space. The only thing, in my opinion, better than old wire gym locker baskets are wooden crates. They are the perfect storage solution to anything and everything. Sometimes, I get lucky and find…

JUNK RULES: Upcycled Storage

A Woodland Creative Sanctuary

I began my obsession with accessorizing at a very young age, putting pen-springs on my dolls’ arms and finding tiny charms to string around their necks. I was inspired by trips with my mom to the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston, where I saw jewelry and talismanic adornments from so many different cultures and eras past that have withstood time to speak to us in the present. These adornments seemed to tell stories of who we are, what is important to us, and what we believe in, and they awed me beyond words. Years later, across the street at the affiliated School of the Museum of Fine Art, I studied art history, metalsmithing, and stained glass. I was soon selling what I had made to a store on Boston’s…

A Woodland Creative Sanctuary

In my studio …

… I am reminded of my ongoing journey with magic, which inspired me to begin my business. My worktable looks toward my second-hand shelves filled with books on Paganism, witchcraft, botanical art, and various oddities found on my woodland walks. My aim with my work will always be to remind people of the joy, comfort, and beauty that nature has to offer, whilst honoring my Celtic heritage, so it is very important to me that my space reflects this. Before starting my workday, I sit with my altar to give thanks to Gaia before continuing my form of visual meditation — making. Whilst the space can get somewhat cluttered, every object has a story and purpose. I know all too well what it’s like to run a business from the…

Following Bliss

“Follow your bliss and doors will open where there were no doors before.”—Joseph Campbell This quote has become my mantra since starting my blog, My Desert Cottage, in May of 2009. It all began when I picked up a copy of Artful Blogging magazine. I was unaware that beautiful blogs like the ones featured between its pages even existed. The gorgeous photos and lovely words sparked my interest completely. I brought the magazine home and immediately began following the blogs that were featured. Almost instantly, I knew that I had to start a blog. At the time, I was unaware this simple action would change my life. At first, my blog was a way for me to share with others my love for vintage decor and arts and crafts. I…

Following Bliss

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In Her Studio takes readers on a tour through the creative spaces and lives of female artists, designers, and makers, from elaborate art studios to cozy creative corners. Not only can you explore these inspiring spaces, but you also learn about the journey each woman traveled while developing her studio, as well as the tips and tricks that are successful for her as a working artist. If you have a creative space you would like us to consider for publication, please read the following guidelines. WHAT WE ARE LOOKING FOR ARTICLES feature creative spaces of any size or shape belonging to makers of all types, from full-time professionals to those who create purely for pleasure. We are also interested in articles about public art spaces and artistic communities. To submit,…

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Since 1994, Stampington & Company has been a leading source of information and inspiration for arts and crafts lovers, storytellers, and photographers around the world. Launched with a small line of rubber art stamps by President and Publisher Kellene Giloff, the company has since expanded to include a variety of bestselling publications. “When it comes to the art of crafting, no one does it better than Stampington & Company.”– Mr. Magazine™ Samir Husni PUBLICATIONS Known for its stunning full-color photography and step-by-step instructions, the company’s magazines provide a forum for both professional artists and hobbyists looking to share their beautiful handmade creations, tips, and techniques with one another. Since its 1997 debut, Somerset Studio has become the flagship publication within the industry and attracts a large, devoted following of readers…

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