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Wednesday, February 25, 2009

my studio is intolerably cold

So I moved my workspace into the house for the sedentary parts of the process; painting, decorating, drawing, etc. Oh yeah, and wood-burning; eek!
The light is great, it is WARM, I can keep tabs on the bread rising, soup stirring, and other domestic parts of my day really easily, and did I mention that it is WARM?
Why didn't I think of this before?

3 comments:

  1. I bet hauling the painting, decorating, drawing, etc. gets tiresome.

    I think you should put in some kind of zip-line to move the stuff back and forth from the studio to the house.

    And put a handle on for people to grab onto and position a trampoline at the bottom end so you could zip down from the house to the studio and then let go and safely bounce off.

    That would be fun.

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  2. yeah, my studio is between 50-60 in the winter and I get cold FAST and do what I can in the living room too...

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  3. Rick~ don't think the topic of a zip line hasn't come up before. What we would really need though is a gondola to get back up the hill from the studio. I'm always looking for ways to add more fun.
    Gary~ sometimes the only way I can warm up after a session in the cold studio is to take a long hot shower followed by sitting as close to the woodstove as possible for as long as possible.

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