After years of dormancy, Melissastudio is springing to life! The garden beds next to the Studio are showing new growth and it’s an exciting season to spend time in the Studio.
You don’t need a studio, just a space, to do art. I have been lucky to have several studios – everything from a desk dedicated to art to a small house. Right now I make art in a 10’ x 12’ Tuff Shed. It was my husband’s bribe to get me to move out of my house of 20 years.
It worked, too!
I love getting away to create in a new environment,
even if it’s only 22 steps from the back door.
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I’ll have invaluable lessons for you about organizing andcleaning out your art space, just as soon as I do it myself. Maybe promising photos and results will get me off my butt to do it. First we need a dry weekend in Portland. See, I’m trying -to get out of it already!
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Feel free to share your best organizing secrets – most artists can use some help in this area.
Art Lesson #1 –
Getting Started:
Don’t be Scared!
Art Lesson #2 – Art Journaling:
Are we having Fun Yet?
Art Lesson #3 – A "Grid" Time
Will be Had by All
Art Lesson #4 –
The Yellow Line Project
Don’t be Scared!
Art Lesson #2 – Art Journaling:
Are we having Fun Yet?
Art Lesson #3 – A "Grid" Time
Will be Had by All
Art Lesson #4 –
The Yellow Line Project
