Last year was my first painting challenge where I enthusiastically beat my original target. Then spent the rest of the year looking forward to this year.
Prep work is still ongoing ready for the start of the challenge for myself (models are laid out post primed out in the cold or still in transit from manufacturers) so you will have to make do with a shot of my "painting tray" that is ceremoniously moved each night from the sideboard to my table to start painting once I finish work. The precarious state of the tray is an indication of how much of a squirrel/butterfly I am with my hobby.
Creative messes are the best! Well met again, Peter, and you’ll have at least one extra reader for your blog!
ReplyDelete(Of course sheepishly noticing he had already been following this rather nice blog all along….)
DeleteThank you for your patron. ;-)
DeleteI like your brush holder!
ReplyDeleteThanks, it's from the Works. I'm pretty sure I only use about four of those brushes.
ReplyDeleteYour hobby area looks... compact. Looking forward to see your output.
ReplyDeleteIt certainly is, I spread out a bit when in use. Space is limited however, so everything has to have its own tidy, secure storage once it is painted.
DeleteThanks for the post, Peter! Like you, I find that the state of chaos of my painting surface directly correlates to how much fun I'm having with the hobby.
ReplyDeleteLol judging by your desk Peter you and I are on the same creativity page.
ReplyDeleteI see paints but not much space left for painting LOL I will sign up to your blog. Mine has been neglected for two years already after shifting heavily to Twitter... but with the recent Musk-induced turmoil I have decided to resurect my blogging activity taking advantage of the Challenge. See you in a few weeks!
ReplyDeleteThat’s my kind of messy desk
ReplyDeleteMessy desk = productive desk, looking forward to your work.
ReplyDeleteCheers
Matt
Welcome back, Peter! :)
ReplyDeleteBest wishes Peter, that's just an efficient way of using space!
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