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ART STUDIO TOUR / Tour a Creative Artist's Paris Studio: Uncover Sergio Aranda's Vision
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ART STUDIO TOUR / Tour a Creative Artist's Paris Studio: Uncover Sergio Aranda's Vision

STUDIO TOUR

In this video, the artist gives a tour of their studio and showcases various materials and tools used in their artwork.

Ground Floor Exhibition Space

  • The artist exhibits some of their paintings on cushions printed with their artwork.

Studio Tour

  • The artist invites viewers to explore their studio located under the roofs of Paris.
  • The main workspace is in the center of the room where tutorials are filmed. It contains plaster, gesso, plaster, and newspapers.
  • Two large skylights provide ample natural light for working.
  • An old sewing machine foot has been transformed into an office corner.
  • Paintings and frames are stored on one side, while canvases ready for use are on the other side.
  • Various materials such as sponges, paper, small canvases, and a secret notebook are available for creating art. Music is always played during work sessions.

Art Supplies

  • The artist uses a semi-organized mess of paints, including brands like Vallejo and Amsterdam acrylic paints, acrylic inks, oil pastes, Epodex resin, Indian ink, alcohol, and materials for creating textures.
  • Aerosols are used for techniques involving newsprint and layering colors. Different brands are utilized depending on the desired effect.
  • Pigments from different brands are shown along with gloves for handling them.
  • Jars containing various mixtures can be found on one side of the studio.
  • Markers and colored pencils are organized on a shelf nearby.

Shipping and Storage

  • Materials for shipping artwork, such as hanging tools, varnishes, and canvas stretching supplies, are stored in one area.
  • Glues, stationery, certificates, and thank you cards are also kept for shipping purposes.
  • A painting in progress is shown, with plans to finish it using resin.
  • A printer is located next to small format artworks created on paper. These will be the subject of a future tutorial.
  • Finished paintings and shipping materials are stored on a shelf.

Administrative Corner

  • Drawers contain various items such as rulers, a compass, imitation gold leaf, and high-quality 24-carat gold leaf.
  • Different weights of paper blocks are used for creating small format artworks on paper.

Conclusion

This studio tour provides insight into the artist's workspace and the materials they use for their artwork. It showcases their creative environment and offers a glimpse into their artistic process.

The timestamps provided correspond to the approximate time in the video where each topic is discussed.

Video description

My artist studio is located in the 12th arrondissement of Paris, spanning two levels. How to set up a small space for a painter's studio? It is advisable to arrange your studio area near a window to make the most of natural light. Painting the room in white can also enhance brightness. Don't skimp on lighting, opting for white and natural light. If possible, consider large windows, a glass roof, skylights, or, ideally, a skylight or glass roof with a preference for a north-facing orientation to maintain consistent light. This is a crucial aspect of a good studio. In a limited space like mine, organization is key. Knowing where everything is and being able to find it easily when needed is important. Whether it's a simple passion or a dedicated workspace, a well-organized studio is essential for efficiency for any painter. Regardless of the room size, it should be utilized and optimized to its fullest potential. I arrange the different stages of my work around my central table, moving clockwise as I progress through the creative process. This makes my space easy and enjoyable to use! I hope that my video will provide you with some ideas for setting up or rearranging your own studio. After many years of painting and just a few months on YouTube, my favorite platform that allows me to connect more closely with my clients, as well as with people and painters of all levels who find inspiration in my videos, I want to sincerely thank you. Many of you have expressed through comments that you were interested in seeing my studio. So, I have created this video especially for you, to express my gratitude to ALL of you for your support and kindness on my channel. Through my artworks, I seek to offer a different perspective and a new way of contemplating life in the expressive space between reality and abstraction.