Friday, April 25, 2014

on my studio table

Slowly getting back into the studio after being on vacation. First thing I did though was do a complete reorganization of my studio. Sometimes doing that helps create a new energy for me.

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What's that pink and purple doing in my painting?! Trying something different. Feeling uncomfortable. Ha! #workinprogress #studiotable #art
what's that pink doing in there?! Not usually part of my palette

Detail of another #workinprogress #studiotable #art #painting
detail of a work in progress

Slowly getting back into the swing of things. Detail of another work in progress.
detail of another work in progress


I work on several panels at the same time. All in varying degrees of done-ness. I actually finished a painting before vacation, but haven't had time to post about it. I used to be able to do work, especially computer work, writing, documentation, etc. after the kids went to bed, but lately I have really been too tired. Wasn't vacation supposed to cure that? Ah well. I have something in the works coming up, so I really need to hunker down, pull up the reserves, and get some paintings done.

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"I don't need time, I need a deadline." - Duke Ellington

10 comments:

  1. Bridgette,
    Stay with the pink. I really like it--

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  2. I think a little bit of reorganizing always helps with the flow of things, your studio has lovely light and a lovely work mate! I'm not a pink person for the most part, has to be the exact deep hue, but I agree that you should keep this one ... I always love seeing your work in the making.

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    1. I'm not a pink person either! but the pink is staying in bits and pieces here and there on the painting. at least for now. :)

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  3. My painting mojo has been well and truly absent lately. I feel a need for some studio rearranging coming on. Thanks for the inspiration.

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    1. It always helps me, hope it helps you get your mojo back!

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  4. Pink is totally not my pallet either but I do love it when it's used in other peoples work...strange, I know. Can't wait the see the next piece but it will have to wait until I return from holidays. Gives me something to look forward to. I continue to be inspired by your studio table postings...please keep doing them.

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    1. Thanks Leah. I'll try. I haven't had as much studio time as I'd wish, but hopefully i'll get to post something this friday.

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  5. I agree that re-organizing the studio tends to bring in new energy, maybe as a result of clearing the old energy out. I love seeing these snippets of your work in progress, but of course, they make me want to see more!

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    1. Thanks Sharmon. I think you're right- about the exchange of energy. I'm hoping though that I don't get the urge to reorganize again soon. It's such a holy mess during the process of moving things around.

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