Behind The Scenes of My New Studio

I don't know if you've ever tried working from home before, but it's harder than it looks - or at least it was for me. 

 

With our busy family and 2 clingy dogs, let's just say it was a little tricky getting into a good rhythm. 

But now, I've settled into my new studio and I can just breathe. I've got space to spread out and work, plan, dream, sketch and create. 

 

And now, more than 2 people can be in the studio at the same time! (Yes, that's how small my previous space was…)

 

The front room of the studio is a dedicated meeting space. Here is where we talk and plan out all the exciting things that are coming up. We're not ready to share all of the details yet, but if you look closely you'll see some samples of products you'll be able to use in your home...

on the walls...

covering walls if you get what I'm saying...

The Studio

 

I don't have a formal name that I call the space where I actually paint, so for continuity, we'll just call this the "Studio" I've got space to move around and work on multiple canvases at a time. I can really step back and look at collections as a whole. 

I like being able to see everything spread out. 

I am especially grateful for the space as I've been working on the largest collection I've ever done as I prepare for the Harding Art Show in Nashville Tennessee in May. It is truly an honor to be selected as an artist for this year's show. 

And the Best Part....

Now, I have room to welcome people in. There's room to sit and get comfortable. I've seen art bring people together in more ways than one. And now, I'm thankful to have the space to do so. 

If you find yourself in Laurel, MS, schedule an appointment to come by the studio. I'd love to welcome you and show you what I'm working on. Let's drink coffee and talk about life and art. That sounds pretty nice, doesn't it?

It feels so good to see these walls and canvases filling up and I can happily share that every inch of this space is being used. My family and I are so grateful for this space and what we get to create here. It’s honestly all a dream come true.