
here is some studio peeks, again. i loved to look at my studio through a camera lens; take photographs from the beloved things & trinkets which capture my soul. i always try to give away things that i do not longer use, since it gives space for the new things for come in to my life...
here is my vintage typewriter, which i use all the time. i think it has become part of my signature, since i use this writer on my sepia art studio products and art.
some of my book covers and Victorian album pages waiting to be part of my art work. the book with a oak photograph will be a nature journal, which has been under progress for quite a while... i wonder why it is so hard to create art or nature journals for myself? those things are almost always under progress. well, everything has it's own time.
Julia Margaret Cameron. My most beloved photographer, has been many many years. It is such a pity, that photograph books does not show her work much. when i was in the art school i most loved to be in a dark room, and develop photographs from the beginning. the dream of having a own dark room has been on my mind for years.
some of my vintage Beatrix Potter books, which i have showed you before...
the painting on the wall is a print, but looks like a real painting, since it has been printed on a watercolour paper. it has been painted by my dear friend Anna Barrow. She creates the most enchanting paintings, full of magic & enchantment.
...someday i will show you my faery & elf doll collection...
on thursday i will move in a countryside for little while, for month or so.
my parents will travel in tunisia, and i will go to keep an company for my soon 16 year old sister.
it will be absolutely wonderful to be so long on a countryside with the trees & birds. i need to pack lot and lot art supplies & other things i will need, like Miss Potter, Becoming Jane, Jane Austen movies and such. this gives me perfect time to just be with a nature, and collect some treasures from the woodland...like i would have not enough already, but i do like that my studio looks like it would be some kind of museum of great finds from the nature.