The month of January is a great time to pause and recover from the insanity of the holiday rush. You can see a lonely pack of holiday cards and my craft fair apron on the desk here--- as well as mailing supplies and the attempt to start an "inspiration board." What's really evident to me is the challenge of what I'd call "apartment life." As a city dweller, I am constantly rearranging the little alcove that is my studio. It's such a small space that it's difficult to make it functional and an inspiring, attractive place to work at the same time. When I do print work on my Gocco, the folding table and drying rack come out and basically take over the whole living room!
Wednesday, January 16, 2008
Workspace Wednesday...
...with Angela of Paper Menagerie
The month of January is a great time to pause and recover from the insanity of the holiday rush. You can see a lonely pack of holiday cards and my craft fair apron on the desk here--- as well as mailing supplies and the attempt to start an "inspiration board." What's really evident to me is the challenge of what I'd call "apartment life." As a city dweller, I am constantly rearranging the little alcove that is my studio. It's such a small space that it's difficult to make it functional and an inspiring, attractive place to work at the same time. When I do print work on my Gocco, the folding table and drying rack come out and basically take over the whole living room!
The month of January is a great time to pause and recover from the insanity of the holiday rush. You can see a lonely pack of holiday cards and my craft fair apron on the desk here--- as well as mailing supplies and the attempt to start an "inspiration board." What's really evident to me is the challenge of what I'd call "apartment life." As a city dweller, I am constantly rearranging the little alcove that is my studio. It's such a small space that it's difficult to make it functional and an inspiring, attractive place to work at the same time. When I do print work on my Gocco, the folding table and drying rack come out and basically take over the whole living room!
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Angela, I don't know how you create such great stuff in such a tiny space!
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