The Studio Page Printable

Description

The Studio Page Printable

The Studio Page is the perfect, simple planning sheet to help you organize and track projects in your art studio.

Purchase once and print or digitally use this PDF printable as many times as you need. One purchase covers lifetime unlimited use for one individual. Once you purchase, you have 30 days to access the link and download your digital files. Save your files in a secure place because you may only use the download link one time before it expires.

What’s Included:

• The studio page printable (vertical)
• The studio page printable (horizontal)
• Fine 10pt, grey dot grid paper for additional sketching and notes

Here’s why you’ll love it:

• It’s simple and easy to use
• Broad categories can be adapted for your specific art projects/planning style
• Purchase it once and use it for unlimited future projects
• Keep the sheets as personal records of your studio project or scan and archive them digitally

The Studio Page is perfect for:

• Commissions
• Collaborations
• Artwork under production for a show or deadline
• Producing artwork that is part of an established body of work
• Tracking open ended art projects as they develop

Imagine using The Studio Page like this:

1. Put in the start date and client info/working title.
2. Sketch out your thumbnails or record colors, client requests, and ideas in the box.
3. Use the broad concept/themes and materials/process areas to record thoughts as you work or track things like timesheet, firing details, supply costs, or project collaborators.
4. Use the to do list in a way that makes sense to you.  Create a list of tasks at the beginning of the project and work them in order, or make note each day of what you will do next and have a starting point to return to.
5. Record the final label info and end date when the project is completed so it’s easy to access when needed.
6. Keep this sheet as a personal record or scan and archive it digitally.
7. Consider presenting these as part of your contract material when you sell the artwork as a bonus for collectors. Talk about a “certificate of authenticity”!