ALMOST THERE

I won’t swear to it, but I think I saw a muse peeking in a studio window a few days ago. It is getting to be about the time when they reappear so I’m doing what I can to be ready.

I have been using this time to make some changes in the studio, creating some much needed space by removing one of my two large drafting tables. This will create more open space and room for the two easels I work on, which I’m always dragging across the floor to make room for one thing or another. The space will prove to be important for both ergonomic and psychological reasons.

My new watercolor work station is set up and ready to rock and roll. For the past 2 days I’ve been looking through old photos and slides and making some thumb nail sketches of possible compositions. I can feel the some stirring in the “lets make art” part of my brain.


Before


work in progress


New work area





New water color work station...formerly Harvey's work area. Now that he has arrived in San Diego I can begin to use it.