This part of the studio is currently full of altered books because I am preparing for a course in the uk.This is my French studio, in the Lot et Garonne region,built for me by my husband.It's big enough to teach a large -ish group of students and gives me loads of space to make large pieces of felt and anything else I might feel inspired to do-I'm very lucky!
This blog will be about my creative efforts, successful or unsuccessful, depending on the day.
Saturday, 3 October 2009
welcome to the open studio
This part of the studio is currently full of altered books because I am preparing for a course in the uk.This is my French studio, in the Lot et Garonne region,built for me by my husband.It's big enough to teach a large -ish group of students and gives me loads of space to make large pieces of felt and anything else I might feel inspired to do-I'm very lucky!
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love the tour of your studio...i like your idea of hanging things for inspiration...hugs, rebecca
ReplyDeleteWonderful space, and I LOVE your work. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteHow cool to have a printing press! I like your fiber pieces. And kudos to your husband for his support and construction!
ReplyDeleteOooh, a studio midst "tranquil fields and birds" -- you must be in heaven! It is a lovely studio! Thanks for sharing. I would love to see more of your altered books up close. You have me intrigued! If you have time, stop by my virtual studio on the tour and share a virtual pot of tea with me. Blessings!
ReplyDeleteYour studio sounds so ideal, and your work looks beautiful. Thanks so much for the tour. :o)
ReplyDeleteWonderful artwork! And looks like a inspiring Studio to create! Enjoy!
ReplyDeleteSmiles, Anke ;)
I'm so glad you loaded photos that could be enlarged so we can enjoy the details. You artwork is lovely. Thanks for sharing your studio work area with us.
ReplyDeleteGreat studio; I'm sending your blog site to a friend who is an altered book artist...she'll love it as much as I.
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