Studio Space

My methods, insofar as art creation are concerned, resemble organized chaos. Each show that is displayed in the Oxbow Gallery hosts a reception allowing the public to come look at the studio. Many people come upstairs where there is community work space as well as the studio space of myself and several other artists.

 It's nice to have studio space that is separate from the main workshop area. The community work space upstairs is a "dry" area meant for things like drawing, book arts, and dry-point in stead of inking, painting and screen printing. 

 Multiple signature books with Penny and Carol

Between six and seven people can comfortably use the area at one time and still have the room to work. I like teaching in this area because there is little to distract my students. When the shop is closed to the public (on days when only members and resident artists are allowed to visit) this is a wonderful place for me to spread out. Come by in person on Thursdays to see it live!