I hit a bit of a road-block, but this week will be all about pushing past.
There isn't any room for a studio in our new place.
Anywhere that I set up a studio would be infringing upon other needed spaces.
So I'll just have to re-imagine my studio. I'm thinking of having the dining table double as a work surface, but that'll require actually cleaning up after myself when I'm done painting. That's really difficult for an artist. It's why we need a work space. We need to have everything spread out and visually available.
And what's more, the dining table itself doesn't really have a space, either. It's just tucked against a wall for the sake of needing somewhere to exist. I'd rather not complicate that area any further.
I'm thinking I might put the paints up on the shelf for awhile and go back to working with pencil and charcoal sticks. These mediums require a lot less of a mess to be made, and it takes up a lot less space.
I will go ahead and finish up the commissions I've had lined up, but from here on out, I, unfortunately, wont be taking any more commissions in paint. That's not to say that there won't be any color, though. I do have color pastels and colored pencils at my disposal.
We have to continue to adapt and evolve, right?
Oh, but what about the interview I had for the barista job?
It doesn't look like I got the job. Still on the hunt.
EDIT: I just got the call!! I got the job!
