As of September 2009, I've named the studio (and any potential business commissions that may arrise from it) the Black Locust Studio, simply because the farm property is surrounded on many sides by tall, dark Locust trees that filter dappled light in summer, and create scratchy, twisted profiles in the skies of other seasons. They are strong, subtle trees, leafing out late, that stand up to most heavy weather. The studio is approx. 750 sq. feet of cathedral-ceilinged space; just enough room to imagine the possibilies of paint and sculpture.
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Keep forgetting that the door is blue now.. Boy does your autumn arrive late, by the end of October, We have very few leaves left on the trees.
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