My new rug really ties the room together.I am indeed lucky these days to have a lots of different spaces to do different aspects of my creating. Kind of like having three different studios.
My first studio is my office space in the upstairs that looks out onto some snowy spruce trees today and fresh tire tracks on the newly fallen snow. This is the room where my Mac resides along with a printer and scanner and office supplies. I am scanner crazy and would feel awfully bereft without one.
Here I have various collections of dolls, antique wooden pieces, Hmong fabric swatches, vintage books along with cool trinkets I've collected over the years.
I have a table for assembling , gluing or packaging in the middle and it's a real challenge to not let it turn into just a catch-all for my messes.
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ReplyDeleteI love the colors in the rug. It's perfect for the art studio. You are very organized. It's hard to be organized and artsy at the same, but you seem to have been able to accomplished it.
ReplyDeleteYour incredibly interesting and appealing collection treasures and trinkets and junque and gems.. reminds me of that quote "no high culture without low culture." Thanks for sharing your space.
ReplyDeleteYou have got a cool blog here, lady. I like artists-- they have a different way of looking at things. I love the colors in your rug, and on your photo profile, I don't know what that 'scarf' is that you are wearing, but that is really cool. I love the colors and patterns. Must click on it to see if I can get a better look. I read your 'handwriting' post. I feel sorry for what those Nuns did to Kenny--glad his mom went to bat for him. I liked the story about you--a little defiante, huh? Haven't come across a blogger from AZ, this should be interesting. I'm adding you to my favorites and will return!! Have a great day, and thanks for stopping by my blog.
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