Art is one of the most rewarding hobbies you can have. Every work of art that you finish not only improves your creativity, but also gives you your personal trophy to show off! Be it a painting, a drawing or even a sculpture, all of the works of art that you could make are beautiful in their own simple ways. Every time that you feel the urge to let your creativity flow, you’ll improve in your own techniques, in the stroke of the brush, combining colors, applying effects and much more, but your flow of ideas will surely be cut off whenever you can’t find your art supplies. To avoid this and keep your creativity flowing, organizing your art materials and supplies is a must.

There are so many different styles of art that most people have artistic talent, art is no longer just the painting or drawing of a picture. Printing is now an art form, used to create many stunning pieces, just like spray painting is an art form artists such as Banksy make great use of spray painting to create stunning pieces of art. Banksy is a street artist as his masterpieces are created on the sides of buildings and walls.

Paint brushes are one of the most important materials of artists. Organizing them is just as easy as putting your clothes in a drawer. To organize your brushes, you can put them in separate drawers. Most artists usually have more than one kind of brushes, and most of them have at least three or five of each kind, especially if it is their favorite kind. This is to avoid accidentally mixing colors when painting especially when you really have to use the same kind of brush for another color. Separate each kind into different drawers and label the drawers according to the kind of brush they contain.

As for paper, you can store them in stackable paper trays which can be bought in any specialty store. Separate them according to their type and label each tray according to the type of paper it contains. Larger ones and boards on the other hand, can be stored against walls in a closet. This will keep your paper materials wrinkle-free.

Pens, markers and pencils are no-brainers in art supplies. If you like to draw as detailed pictures as paintings then you have as many kinds of pencils. You can keep them organized by placing them in drawers as well and label each drawer according to what kind of pencil they contain. You don’t need very large drawers for drawing supplies, a small, for office-use drawer with enough compartments are okay as long as they can hold all your drawing supplies.

Crafting supplies can be easily stored in stackable drawers. Keep your buttons, beads and other scraps in baby food jars or jam jars. Shoes boxes can also be great containers for yarns and other long items. Make sure to label them with what they contain to be as organized as possible. You should also keep an inventory of these items as frequent as you can to avoid overbuying items and overstuffing your drawers.

If you have a similarly art inclined kid in you house, then it is best that you separate your kids’ from adult’s supplies and materials. Keep scissors and other sharp materials high where they can’t reach it. Adhesives and tape should be stored in a sealable drawer and keep their coloring books and other paper products where they can easily access them.

Organizing your art supplies makes your art room be as beautiful as your art works.

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