You don’t need a studio. A clipboard on your bed is a creative space if you use it daily.

Holding out for the right space is one of the more respectable ways to not begin. A dedicated room does very little that a consistent corner cannot, and the work that gets made is determined by how often you sit down rather than by where. Frequency beats furniture every time.

Choose one spot you can use daily, however unimpressive, and use it at the same time each day. Keep your materials there so starting takes no setup. The space becomes creative because of what happens in it, not the other way around.