This is... is brought to you this week by Pip at Meet Me at Mike's. These are my concept boards.
They run side by side in front of the main part of my desk. They have a few things that I like to look at, patterns that I am using frequently for my plaques...
Mostly just things I like to look at. Eli also adds to my boards. He has been visiting me downstairs so that he can paint and draw me pictures. Notice the painted butterfly and the hand-drawn Valentine below. He wrote Love using a heart for the O. He is a very talented heart = an O artist. He knows I like flowers so I have one in my hair in his picture.
I will admit that I am horrible at tearing things that I find inspiring out of a magazine. I don't want to ruin the whole effect. So I usually keep the whole magazine, along with others, in a file on some cabinets. But then what is the point of that? I never see them again. But if I were to rip them all out, not separating then from the whole article or layout, my walls would begin to look like some obsessed stalker and I might be committed.
I also look at a lot of different blogs to stimulate some creativity. A lot of times they give you a little jump start.
I am including a picture of my "studio". If you remember from here what it used to look like, I have finished a good portion of it and kind of had to just start using it and complete more later. This is what it looks like now...
6 comments:
WOW! That looks like quite the fun crafting "sanctuary". I love the idea boards. Mike promises I get the 3rd bedroom in the 1st apartment we have that has 3 rooms . . . dreams, dreams :)
What a great work space you've got. It looks like it would be really inspiring just to be there!
I so know what you mean about tearing magazines!
Thanks for sharing!
Love this. it is really gorgeous. Your work space looks productive and inviting, a difficult combination to achieve,
thankyou for sharing
oh your studio is fab! love the long benches! that is what I need instead of my oversized wooden desk
good work!
corrie;)
I would kill for space like that!!! I am in the put up and take down situation here. Not enough room for that kind of dream work studio. So cool - you lucky duck.
wow, what a great space, and so well put together!
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