Studio Sneak Peek

I remember when the Hoffman's remodeled your home. They had two children, a boy and a girl. I was always surprised how little the home was, but was impressed on the new additions they added, like the kitchen. Ann was a terrific Irish cook. She baked sticky buns every Christmas for all the neighbors around your home. What a treat to wake up to on Christmas morning. After we both moved to Carlisle, I was surprised to find a knock on my door one Christmas morning and there was Ann with a pan of homemade buns. Since then, the ritual has continued. I made a corner in my sun room for my art work. Bought a roll-top desk with deep drawers to hold all my wonderful art supplies. Now you cannot see the desk or even the floor around it. After seven years, you can imagine how much stuff I have. I now have another corner of the sun room with new stuff: paper blocks, paper to be cut, palettes-used and unused, painting kits, bold stokes, Chinese painting, and boxes of paintings I like, including some from your class. No room to paint on the desk, so I paint on a kitchen table that is always set up for painting. The table also holds books, a laptop, pills, pens, scissors, tape and lots of pictures waiting to be painted. Since my art rooms are almost gone, I WILL have to reorganize or toss things I don't use. Know anyone starting to paint and needs supplies?

Exciting to move into a fresh studio! Have fun !