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On this episode, Ryan & Becca discuss things to keep in mind if you are thinking about starting your own home studio. Lots of clay makers start creating & learning in the comfort of community studios where the equipment, tools, firing, etc are all part of what you pay for in your rental space or class fees. We wanted to dive into some things to consider as you may be pondering the idea of having your very own home studio besides just the obvious things, like getting a pottery wheel or kiln. Give it a listen if you are in this situation or already have a studio of your own & want to add some insights we haven't mentioned.
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