Painting…that’s what I’m here for!
So I’ve got to get some going again. It feels like ages since I had any flow. The (SALA) open studio door meant only bits n pieces of work going on. Lovely to meet the people but PR is quite difficult for someone who is used to solitary confinement (albeit voluntary).
Over the past two days the studio has been fully returned to its former glory. The TV is back in the corner. Why do I need that? Apart from jamming up the space in the storage room behind the studio, there is nowhere else to store this hulk (and the CD player lurks in its supporting cabinet). Folders and assorted stationery are back on the desk. Power-boards and cords have drizzled their black lines over the desk-top again.
There HAS been an important improvement to amenities as an outcome of the Open Days. The traymobile remains!
So, from this Friday I will be diving back into the sea – with the support of the refreshments trolley.
Two immediate calls to action before mid September: Australian Marine Conservation Society’s Annual Art for Sharks Charity Auction and Kangaroo Island Art Feast.
I plan to keep a ‘commenting’ eye on your blogs (if that’s feasible) but will give my blog a bit of a tea-break.
See you in 10 days!
Enjoy your ‘tea-break’ !
Thanks Rachael! My inbox now has 338 unread – that will need a big cuppa or a delete button.
Hi P, Have a great tea-break, though you may have already “gone” by the time you get this – here’s wishing you lots of “flow”, have a splendid time 🙂 V x
Thanks V, even if it is just the start that will be terrific. The myth of multi-tasking! Lovely to have your message. cheers, P
Opening to the people is a very good thing – now you take a break, another good thing. Cleanse your slate – tabula rasa…
Thank you John. we did start with little slates in Grade 1, but I can’t remember ever cleaning them. Never too late!