Tuesday, April 27, 2010

A Working Studio

I think of my studio as a vegetable garden, when things follow their natural course, they grow, they ripen. You have to graft. You have to water.
                                                                                                                                            Joan Miro

After a year of feeling like a gypsy selling my wares on the Spanish Village patio, I have moved into Studio 34-B with three talented artists: Danielle Deaton, and Sally Bly, water color painters, and Linda Lepeirs, a photographer. I feel like a real artist now. Funny how having an actual studio outside the little table or desk designated as a home work space makes it legitimate. It declaration to the world that an actual "artist" works here; not just a mom squeezing in a creative project, or a teacher making a demonstration piece to show students. I look forward to being in this great community of artists and hope you will visit if you are in the area.
Studio 34-B is in the middle of the lower photo on the left.
Spanish Village is in beautiful Balboa Park. For more information, check out the link on the right.

5 comments:

  1. Deb, your blog works beautifully! Great to see the floppy disk demo... And I see your blog address on your website! Good on you!
    xoxo
    Bev

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  2. okay, i'm totally jealous now!
    it's a beautiful spot, so danged SD, it's crazy!!!
    remember, i was hatched in cap pendleton!!
    i'm so happy for you, deb! GO FOR THE GOLD, gypsy lady!

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  3. Thanks so much. I appreciate all your good wishes.

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