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ateliers

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Miniature atelier projects for dollhouses, roomboxes and dioramas

 

In dollhouses there are more artists than in the real world. See the pages with art tag.

An atelier is a place where an artist, typically a painter, makes art.
A design studio is for a designer who designs houses, shoes, dishes, clothes... and a craft room is a hobby room for a crafter who makes clothes, scrapbooks, dollhouses.

Men do woodworking, tinker with cars and other hobbies in workshops.

 

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Art projects in this wiki

Close-up on sculptors miniature table
Baúl clásico
1:6 scale Desk with Tullip Chair
Taller de pintor
1/6 artist palette & brushesOlivia paints a picture
Mini paint tubes I made today out of foil and beads 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

See 

 

For art work see

 

Artists in this wiki

 

Links to miniature projects

  • photo albums, blog posts, webpages

Architects Studio - by Bill Robertson

Architect Studio - from Antonio Marcos Museum

Art and Friendship Roombox - by Elaine Goodwin Usimaki, Elaine's Minis

Art Page - (translated by Google) - gallery

Art Studio - from Marquis Miniatures

Artist - from Antonio Marcos Museum

Artist Loft - by Otterine

Artist Shack - by Ruffi 101

Artist Studio - by the World in Miniature

Artist Studio - by Barri Adair

Artist Studio - from Making Dollhouse Miniatures

Artist Studio - by Maureen Heuchert

Finnish Art Studio Page

Frida Kahlo's studio - by Elsa Mora

Half Scale Art Studio -  by Fannye

India Passions  - artist loft

Indian Artist's Workshop - from Dollhouse Diaries

Leo Nickerson Art Studio - by Maureen Heuchert

Miniatures of Monet's House and Garden - by Cheryl Miller

Nukkekotielämä´s atelier page

Rembrandt Self Portrait - by Annemarie

Sculptors Atelier - by Yuri Munkata

Table Sculptures - by Joe Fig

 

Blogs

  • Blogs concentrating on ateliers or categories/labels about them in blogs

 

Groups

  • Discussion groups, forums (or forum categories) and photo groups dedicated to ateliers.

 

Supplies for sale

  • Supplies needed for making ateliers projects.

Heritage Laserworks - wood trim

  

Miniatures for sale

  • Do you have a section for ateliers in your shop? Add a direct link to that item here.

Fine Art Paintings - by Elizabeth Calderone, a Peruvian artist features on Ann Ventures Paperminis site.

Karry Johnson Gallery  - IGMA artisan, her range is 1/12th, 1/4" scale 144th scale and Micro.

Oil Painting - from Linda Masters, Miracle Chicken

 

 

Books

  • Books about miniature atelier projects (also books with chapters about them)

An Artist's Life  - AIM Ezine, issue 35, June/July 2011

 

Instructions for miniatures

 

Miniature printables

 

Wallpapers

  • Wallpapers that go well with atelier projects

 

Other Printies

  • Book/magazine covers related to ateliers

See art.com

 

Links

  • links to sites showing how to make items related to ateliers

Paint Tubes using Eyelets - from Minimaarit

Paint Brushes - fromxxx Simply Stella's Sketchbook

 

Videos

  •  YouTube videos about miniature projects related to this subject

My Little Art Shop - by Jean Day

Research/ Inspiration

 

Tips/Hints

  • Create a "real" painting: cut a picture from a magazine or print on. Take a small brush and use decoupage as paint.
  • Create brushes from toothpicks
  • You can find beautiful paintings from the back page of old wall calendars (e.g. Monet, impressionists...)
  • Paintbrushes for an art studio.  Cut  toothpick to the length you want the brush. Gently round out the pointed end. With a plier - gently - crush the cut end, about 1/8" up from end. Just above the crushed part paint a silver band with silver permanent marker. Paint smooshed end color of paint desired. Paint the balance of the toothpick black. By cutting picks different lengths your paint brushes look real. By using pliers you have the indentations of the pliers teeth that make it look more like bristles.

 

Ideas about what is needed for these projects

  • links to inspiring pages
  • ideas for shop names
  • YouTube videos about the subject

 

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