Neither of my 'heroes' looked in great shape after loading and unloading the boxes and carting them up two flights of stairs. It only took two days and a crushed finger for Carpenter's Daughter to get it all assembled! That which was once cupboard is now Studio. When my special studio light eventually arrives, I won't even miss the window!
If those cupboard doors look a little crooked it is because I was a little unhinged by the time I got the final bits in place.
I'm still sharing space with dog leads and Snowy's wardrobe of coats - but what is this blog called after all?
And in case I sound too deprived, I do still have my little table at the window overlooking the garden.
I'm actually the happiest cupboard dweller in all of Tuscany.
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Congrats. I envy you your little space. It looks great, Robyn.
I am actually going to be writing a grant request for the money to hook up the electricity to my new studio. It will be huge, but right now it is a far off goal.
Because of my frustration with the lack of space to work, I gave up on my last art project for the near term. Maybe it's time to grab the pochade box and start painting outside for a while!
Best of luck.
Thanks Casey. I would be in trouble too, if I suddenly decided to make big paintings. Fingers crossed that you'll get your grant.
HWEM here. You forgot to mention that you dragged me around the IKEA store for what felt like three weeks searching out the furniture.
And I have such fond memories of the day when he promised to 'love, honour and shop'.
Once I tidy up I will post pictures of my work space as well. IKEA furnished of course!!! I love that place! My love promised to honor, obey and shop as well...and put together IDEA furniture!
teeheehee - love that 'love, honour and shop' - got to go and tell a few girls that one!
Robyn - it's great to see where you work - I can now imagine you at your desk.
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