I always get so excited looking at the richness of the color in your photographs!
And I am so impressed by your orderly working spaces. Know what you mean about the fun of creative chaos--the jumble of it all can invite action. But the quiet order invites reflection.
How inspiring to have an organized art space! I'm still working on mine... And I love what you are doing with Paint, I haven't tried that one, so far Photoshop has kept me busy. The colors and shapes you put together are intriguing.
Thanks to all of you for the encouragement and in answer to Ro, this is a one off. I put a quick layer of paint over the bench....it was unbelievable before!
And as for my laundry/dyeing room......... Totally and completely unrecognisable...wish I could find the "before"
There is so much to learn....I feel both tired and excited
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I always get so excited looking at the richness of the color in your photographs!
And I am so impressed by your orderly working spaces. Know what you mean about the fun of creative chaos--the jumble of it all can invite action. But the quiet order invites reflection.
Mmmmm... I think I need an open house too. You're dyeing room/laundry looks fantastic, just want to get into all of those jars of dye!!!
Enjoying your play with colour.
Jacky xox
I knew there was someone I should ask about dyeing 2m of raw silk...it's done now, and I think it's OK.
Good luck with your open house things...
Amazing before and after shots! I am just not capable of that level of organizing...hats off to you!
How inspiring to have an organized art space! I'm still working on mine...
And I love what you are doing with Paint, I haven't tried that one, so far Photoshop has kept me busy. The colors and shapes you put together are intriguing.
wow, i cant believe that is your dying room! well done it all looks amazing. I love the p[laying with paint also x
How did you manage to keep the dye off the walls and bench in the laundry?
Thanks to all of you for the encouragement and in answer to Ro, this is a one off. I put a quick layer of paint over the bench....it was unbelievable before!
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