CREATIVE CHALLENGE ONE, Part 3

Draft1:

I used fabric cutouts in various materials (faux leather, a thick patterned material, faux suede, yarn, and felt) to plan out an aerial view of the kind of space I wanted. The patterned circle is a rug, the little shape attached to it is a chair. The light brown shiny material is a table, the brown cube is a shelf/storage area. The dark brown faux suede separates the rooms from each other. The green area is a space for plants.

Draft 2:
This studio space is pretty open and would be best for creating 2D work. The longest rectangle at the top of the page is for yan and other fiber materials. There is a large table and a chair near the storage area. In front of it is a bench for works in progress. On the far left and upper left are two tables for working on 2D work. One table would be for pastel sketches and the other for ink sketches.

Draft 3:
The middle of the room would be a workspace for fiber art,  The far right area would be for the creation of 2D sketches. The far left area is for storage of all supplies. 

Draft 4:
The middle of the room has a workspace for jewelry, to the left is storage for jewelry supplies, To the right, is storage for fiber art supplies and 2D drawing supplies. There is a hallway with a curtain for another room that I could use as a workspace. The far right of the room has shelves for works in progress.

Color scheme for finished composition

Important aspects of studio practice:

-Jewelry

-Illustrations (charcoal, pastels, ink)

-Fiber work

-Glass

On the far left of the room is a sliding door and a window above it. In the corner next to the door is a purple bean bag chair. The orange staircase drawers are for 2D supplies such as different kinds of paper, soft pastels, charcoal, erasers, pencils/colored pencils and blending tools. To the right of the staircase drawers, is a workbench for jewelry and a purple ventilation system. There is a purple swivel chair for the jewelry work station. The far right of the room has four shelves for an area to put works in progress. The interior balcony is where I would keep my plants. There are two skylights above the plants. The two lights above the shelves use electricity. The entryway between the shelves and jewelry workstation would be a storage area/workspace for my fiber work.