Artwork luggage 

Very often people ask me what I bring in my luggage, and how I organize artwork and creative things together with my trip. Therefore, I wanted to explain it more here. 
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Usually, I am traveling just with a backpack or with hand luggage. I am not taking too many clothes, because I like to be functional, which means that my clothes are mostly universal and I can wear them on all occasions. Depending on how many days I stay, I always take more dresses if it's summer so I can save space. For artwork and creative things, I have a special separator beg and I bring just three main brushes, main colors plus black/white, and two more colors that depend on the place I am going.

If I am going on a summer holiday I am bringing more green, and turquoise shades and more cold pastel colors, because it's more likely that my artwork will be blue/green. My inspiration is usually the sea, so no doubt that those colors will prevail. 

In autumn and spring, no matter where I go, I always bring more warm colors because I love to paint flowers, plants, and nature in her awakening period. According to that my artworks are usually very warm and inspirational.

Before I use to bring some mediums, but lately I am finding the mediums on the place where I am painting (ex. sand, stone, coffee, vine, salt, etc.)

And the last thing that is super important for artwork is canvas or paper. I like to paint on canvas, no matter if is it thin or thick. On the trip, I like to bring thin canvas, cause light and more pieces are fitting with no problem. There is always one notebook for the fast sketches, and a few pencils in case my arm wants some structure.

And of course, put in your luggage good will, a positive attitude, and openness for a lot of fun. Get out of your box, find inspiration in small things, and be creative in different ways and your artwork will be amazing for sure!

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One small hint before the end is about my exhibitions. I have held exhibitions in Milano and Porto, and the next one should be in Lisbon. But before I say anything more about the next one, take a look at my exhibitions here. 

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