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Studio organization is essential for stress-free creativity; there’s nothing worse than spending a half-hour searching for that perfect rusty key for an assemblage. We’ve curated a few of our favorite studio organization ideas to inspire your studio cleanup!

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I recently read a piece in the NYT that made me physically ill, because holy hell is patriarchal capitalism brutal. The article, “Women Did Everything Right. Then Work Got ‘Greedy.’,” relayed the sad truth of a woman’s role at work: Even though womxn, on the whole, are more highly educated than men.

Photographer Jake Green has spent the last year travelling around the world delving into the magical world behind the scenes in children’s books illustrators’ studios. Here he shares some the beautiful photographs he made of bookmakers in action including Oliver Jeffers, Laura Carlin, Beatrice Alemagna and Hervé Tullet

Name: Mary Sprague Profession: Artist and Art/Art History professor (retired) Location: St. Louis, Missouri Size: 4500 square feet Years lived in: 27 years; owned Mary’s home and studio is an aggregation of 50 years of art. An active and longtime member of the St. Louis artistic community, she’s also one of those women you want to be when you’re in your 70s — whip smart, creative and kind.

Today I am thrilled to share these pages and behind the scenes photos from Abigail Booth's first book - The Wild Dyer.

Sharon Everest of modflowers hand sewing teddy bear in her home studio. Sharon talks to 91 Magazine about her small creative business.

This is the second post in a new monthly series called, “In my next life” where I basically gawk at people whose jobs I’d love. See last month’s with professional ballerina at the Royal Danish Ballet, Christina Michanek. photography by Luisa Brimble courtesy of Arent & Pyke’s blog In/Out A few weeks ago, Luisa Brimble, a […]

Judith Kerr, 92, moved into her south west London home in 1963 with her late husband Nigel Kneale. Here she talks about Mog's resurrection in the Sainsbury's Christmas advert.