The studio space as it is today…
Recently, I cleaned and reconfigured this little sanctuary—my home base for making, experimenting, hosting online gatherings, and inviting pause.
I wanted you to see where it all begins: where tokens are painted, where prompts are written, where free play turns into quiet clarity. It’s a huge shift from the early days five years ago, when I worked out of a corner of our kitchen using the credenza as a tabletop. The unused Elizabethan plates are long gone… as is my imposter syndrome.
I feel at home here. My daughter and I share this space, and it’s the one part of the house where we can simply be.
What’s your version of this place? A desk? A shoebox of supplies? A windowsill? A head full of ideas?
This is how I started out in 2018; a credenza as my work station, a makeshift photo booth and a shoe rack to hold my supplies.
If you’d like to reflect on or capture your own creative home—however small or portable—this is a beautiful moment to do it.
