The “Before” and Phases 1 and 2 of building a new recording space/Glowforge room/part time guest room. The room had been a really drab gray blue from the previous owners and, for the last two years, we kept talking about painting it because the room always felt glum. This week is finally the week. Joe painted the walls (“Champagne” by Sherwin Williams) and I’m painting some cabinets we had in our art studio the same color. Will be finishing it off with some pretty warm toned wood counters from IKEA and, of course window treatments, art and plants. Looking forward to having a new, bright and cheerful space to record classes in, and work on laser projects so I can reclaim my design/editing space. 😊 After pictures to follow soon! #behindthescenes
For over a decade now, I have been selling my fine art photography online and at shows. I can honestly say, there will never be a point where 1. I don’t truly enjoy seeing my work “in the wild,” and, 2. Don’t appreciate when someone takes the time to write a review, especially one as amazing as that from @enzoandlucia! Swipe left to see “The Blue Door,” and “Trastevere,” two of my favorite photographs from two of my favorite locations, Venice and Trastevere, Rome as well as the truly wonderful review they wrote. They framed up the 24x36 and 20x24 inch prints beautifully and I am humbled to have my work in such a beautiful restaurant here in the Chicagoland area. Click through to their profile to see some of the amazing dishes you can enjoy at their ristorante in Long Grove. As always, when you can, wherever you are, please support your local businesses or small businesses online. From artists to restaurants to writers and more, you have no idea how much it means to all of us ALL the time, not just during a pandemic. ❤️
