Fresco Studio Setup.

		There are many similarities in fresco versus other mediums studio setup, however there also quite a few things that differ.

Mostly some extra suff that you will need to have and ways to keep plaster and plaster dust away from the rest of the studio. Also you will need a few shelves for storing fresco colors and pigments - that old box housing a pile of paint tubes, just wont do.

Ideally you will have a few plastic shelving units (available in most home/office stores) with drawers size about 10" wide 3" deep and 14" long for your dry pigments. A separate heavy duty shelf with table for your plastering and about 6'X 6' section of the wall prepared with scratch and arriccio plaster coats for practice.

Also you will need a drafting table (can be any table) and 8'X 8' wall section to work on your fresco cartoons and to line up with a cork board when it is time to perforate the cartoon tracings (cork board can also be layed flat on the table or floor).

Lets compile a list of everything you will have in ideal situation, later in this chapter I will break it down into smaller sections "decorative boun fresco tile studio setup", "buon fresco panel studio setup" and "wall/ceiling buon fresco studio setup" as well as provide descriptions of items in the list.

General Fresco Studio Setup List

work tables and shelves w                   i Mixing Area         n         d         o         w                         Sink Practice (or Strappo) Fresco Wall

Working Wall - cartoon & perforating   Sink                                             Color Table                                                   Easel                         work tables and shelves