Being the creative
spirit that I am, a cozy, uncluttered
space is the ideal place to create. When
I think of cozy I think of colors that warm the soul and give warmth to my heart. Colors like yellows, butter creams, deep
burgundies, golds, warm greens, and
plantation pines. Earthy tones
bring comfort to my soul. Maybe that
yearning for warmth and comfort stems from the bitter cold, that lurks outside
and the dark gray that looms above, because when the sun rolls from behind the
clouds the color palette in my mind
seems to change. So if I could convert
my studio to a room with a view I would have it neutral. The winter months release heartwarming, encouraging strokes of
comfort. Once the cold has passed and I
get to hear the song birds twittering outside my studio window I long for
bright yellows, greens and pastel pinks and blues. A sign of new birth to the beautiful palette
outside. My room with a view would be
interchangeable to suit the needs of my creative mind and the surroundings
outside. I would paint my walls a
buttery cream with white trim, have a table based with enchanted chalky paint
enveloped in lace chalky paint , lightly sanded to allow the enchanted to peek
through for the warmth in the winter but the lace for the spring. I would hang delicate buttery yellow window
coverings from floor to ceiling. For
when the spring comes they can blow in the breeze and let the warm sun crest
upon the floor. My room with a view
would be filled with primitive cabinetry to place all of my creative tools,
brushes, paints, surfaces and sealants to maintain the unclutteredness that
holts the creativity. I would have
chalky lace painted cubbies to contain my finished product and it would be
alphabetized so I would have effortless shipping. This would be my room with a view, a view
from my eyes for creating.
I have inspired
myself to take the brush to the blank empty walls of stale white and add that
buttery cream to them. I think my winter
months may be filled with creating "My Room for My View". I hope I have inspired you use your creative
side and envelop yourself with a place for comfort and creativity.
This is how the studio is now. But I foresee some serious change taking place in the next couple of months.
This is one of my paint areas, but soon this will all change. I need organization.
The lace colored chalk paint that will be on my table from Deco Art Inc.