The World's First
Revolutionary. Functional. Beautiful.
— The Artists Ferris Wheel™ —
Designed by an artist for artists
This isn't a hobby carousel. It's a serious studio organisation system.
THE CHALLENGE
The Solution
PastelOrbit™ is the world's first multi-tier rotating soft pastel storage system. Six spacious shelves rotate 360° on quality bearings, bringing your entire collection to you effortlessly, without interrupting your creative flow.
Built for serious studio artists who have invested significantly in their pastel collections. This is not a plastic carousel from a craft store. It is a substantial piece of studio equipment, engineered to carry a complete professional pastel library.
Robust, durable studio workhorse. Built to handle real creative use day after day.
Crafted to order. Beautiful studio furniture that complements your creative space.
PastelOrbit™ is currently in the hands of a small group of studio artists putting it through its paces. Their insights are shaping the final design.
While designed for soft pastel artists, PastelOrbit™'s rotating shelves open up a world of creative storage possibilities. The perforated shelf design accepts containers, so you can organise almost any small craft materials — with your own trays or containers.
The primary home — store hundreds of pastels organised by colour, brand, and tone.
The perforated shelf holes accept your own containers, making it perfect for organising any small craft materials your way.
Store spools, threads, and fibre materials in an accessible rotating system.
Any studio with hundreds of small items to organise will benefit from the PastelOrbit™ system.
PastelOrbit™ was born from a very real problem - a large professional pastel collection, not enough space, and too much time lost hunting for the right colour mid-session.
After searching for a solution that simply didn't exist, PastelOrbit™ was designed from scratch. RigA1Creative became the home for that invention - proudly Australian, built by an artist who understands the needs of serious artists.
The patent is registered. The prototype is built. Now it's time to find out how many artists have been waiting for exactly this.












