This is a quick sketch of the kind of glass jars I use as water containers for painting.
It has been a year since I posted a photo of my, then brad new, improvised, studio in the basement. So, here is how it has changed since. The flimsy garden table is replaced by a decent one, and a tilting desk was added. There is storage for all paints and materials and a comfy chair. One of the best things about this basement setting is that I don't need to protect the floor and furniture from water and paint, and can concentrate solely on what happens on the paper.
8 comments:
Delightful setting. And perfect glass vases for your water!
You painted the glass perfectly! Love your studio, the tilted desk is a great idea!
Hi Blaga! Love these containers. So simple yet so beautiful. Very very nice!!
Your basement looks very cosy. A very good place to paint:)
Great transparence Blaga, you really get a feeling of the thickness of the glass. Your painting set up has improved probably also because you are feeling more and more serious about painting ; looks like a very good place to do your stuff. xx
Hello Blaga.I'm Rita,from Italy,and I meet you on the blog friends Jane,Judy e Renate.I like your post ad your work!
Your glass paintings are wonderful. Nice that you don't have to worry about flying paint now. I have the same problem. It seems to land everywhere. My studio wall is now multicolored.
Jean
Thank you, Lynn!
The tilted desk is meant for when I get to paint large sizes, Judy. This way I have no excuses, and will have to do it soon :)
Thank you, Renate, I appreciate your feedback!
I think you analyzed it right, Jane, I feel that I have made a progress and hence, deserve a more elaborate pace to work. I really feel very free painting there, though, maybe I'm getting used to being more messy, than I should :)
Hello, Rita! Welcome and very glad to "meet" you!
Thank you, Jane, for your comment! So, maybe the neatness is not just acquired, but maybe innate :) I definitely cannot be bothered to think about the surroundings when I paint, so I'm glad I don't have to.
You've painted the glass wonderful!
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