Distant Lake (a study) 4" x 6"Golden Open Acrylics on Textured Masonite
After much debate, I have moved all the art materials back into the studio, that had infiltrated the house. It was great having smaller pieces to work on while my broken ribs were mending, but I was finding myself becoming more and more frustrated with not being able to have the materials I needed within reach. And while the studio is a brisk walk from the house, I was finding it was taking me out of creative mode to have to go back and forth.
So, I spent this week moving everything back, and reorganizing the house and office as best I could. It's nice having my office back to it's old self too, I have to admit. In fact I like it so much I finally broke down and bought the newest Blackberry so I could sync my calender and contacts to my phone. I am taking Alyson B. Stanfield's Class on Cultivating Connections starting next week, and I feel so ahead of the game this time regarding being prepared for her teachings. I was however, rather stunned to find out how far behind the technology curve I had become. That must come from hibernating in the studio...or in this case, great room. This new phone makes about four other items I own obsolete. That amazes me. Now if I could paint with it...
I am eager to get started on my new show pieces. I have been waiting so long to really get back into the swing of painting, pending the medical approval. And I am very excited to be announcing my New E-mail Newsletter, and a very special monthly event that will be associated with it. More on that tomorrow.
It's Good to be Back in the Studio!
4 comments:
Glad to hear you are back in the studio, your work is awesome, I love you color sense.
glad your back at your easel Cyd, love the colour in this one, puts me in mind of Turner, great effect...
Thank You Krista. That is a wonderful compliment, and I am glad to be back too. :) It's been a rough year to say the least.
Kat, so good to hear from you. I'm really glad you like this one. I was a little leery of putting it out there, it is so different than what I have done in the past...but I don't think I have enjoyed doing a painting as much as I did this little one. So it may be where I am heading...and to put you in mind of Turner...well, gosh, could you pay a greater compliment? Thank you so much.
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