Studio Picture

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A studio clear-out and tidy-up deserves a photo...doesn’t happen that often...

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  1. Unknown8 April 2012 at 22:49

    Your studio does indeed look very clean. It is the colours as well as the pack of debris. I wish I could manage to keep my area without splatters of paint and spilt turpentine.

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  2. Sophie8 April 2012 at 22:55

    ah, but you have a different style of painting! I paint very neat and tidy, I don’t even get it on my clothes or fingers (well, usually not) and I need to be a bit tidy as there’s kids running around! So my studio is full of clutter most of the time, as it is basically too small to fit in all my stuff. I’ve put loads of old paintings away, sorted out paperwork....and voila!

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