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studio progress

the office studio corner of the room is set up
The walls are painted. Furniture is moved in. Artwork is hung. Bookshelves filled. Desks set up. 

I am very excited.

three painting my sister did are the centerpiece of the room - i love the color
the little ducky I got for my birthday peaks down from the bookshelf
a basket for sketchbooks, pencils and markers - another basket for painting supplies
bookshelf and my little cow creamer jar
office setup - organized and convenient
another one of Amy's paintings I turned into a key holder <3
It is still very much a work in progress, mudroom shelving to be painted and organized, another storage cabinet for craft and office supplies, moving the cat crate outside (a few more weeks it will be warm enough,) setting up the pot and pan wall. This corner is finished though, and I love it. There are two desks, one with the computer and office stuff, and another with art supplies. Everything I need is handy, and organized. I love the way the bookshelf looks in this big room. I feel inspired and excited to be in this space. I expect a lot of painting, drawing, exercising, yoga, blog work, and much much more in this room. Plus, since the rooms are connected, it means the kitchen, hallway (gallery) and laundry room (still to be painted) all got freshened up as well. The gallery:
 



 The house is so warm and inviting to walk into now. 
More to come, as I get things finished.

Until next time,
Angela Kelly

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