While at a small studio opening I came across this little adobe studio. The artist is from out of state and comes here periodically to work on this great little spot. I thought it would be a perfect little blogging studio, what do you think?
Absolutely! I think that these independently placed structures are perfect spots for writing, drawing, painting,...whatever gets one's creative juices flowing!
My first thought was a meth lab. Now see what the news media does to one's thought process! And I don't even watch or read the news, but there's no escaping it.
I think I know where this is. If I'm not mistaken, it's a photographer who owns this little adobe and this is where he applies encaustic to his pieces.
You have a wonderful blog here! Thanks for stopping by my place and leaving a comment. I see you follow two of my favorite bloggers (Eyeliquor and this gallimaufry life).
Your surroundings there are beautiful! And yes, this would make a wonderful studio of any kind! :)
Hmmm...
ReplyDeleteI'm so curious how it look like inside?
I absolutely agree, I wonder why this lovely studio hasn't some more personal touch of its owner...
ReplyDeleteI really liked and I imagine that there exists within a world of incredible skill and imagination.
ReplyDeleteA kiss dreamer...
Oh,yeah. Or reading studio, or craft studio, or writing studio, and music stuido, or ....
ReplyDeleteGood secret hide-out for any artistic work.
ReplyDeleteA perfect little everything studio you mean! Reading, blogging, taking naps, listening to music...
ReplyDeleteAdobe bricks look cool.
I'll take it Randy!
ReplyDeleteAnd the bat!
Have a great weekend!
blogging studio~ that's funny! does it have wifi? :)
ReplyDeleteI saw that VW w/ the frog giving the peace sign in town yesterday! happy saturday!
:)
That would be a great little studio. Love the adobe.
ReplyDeleteI like the little bat house at the top,,,have a nice weekend,,,M
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely! I think that these independently placed structures are perfect spots for writing, drawing, painting,...whatever gets one's creative juices flowing!
ReplyDeleteyes, yes, yes!! I would love it as a writing studio! Are you going to buy it? :)
ReplyDeleteWell, yes. If you need a studio to blog. Or just get away. Or hide from the authorities. ;-)
ReplyDeletePerhaps you could make a deal and use it while the artist is out of town?
'Tis a cute little hut.
Looks like a great place Randy!
ReplyDeleteIt looks like a great little get-away place for most any kind of hobby.
ReplyDeletePasé a saludarte y a desearte un buen fin de semana.
ReplyDeleteSaludos y un abrazo.
My first thought was a meth lab. Now see what the news media does to one's thought process! And I don't even watch or read the news, but there's no escaping it.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great place! I love the door and the bat house.
ReplyDeleteI think I would use it as an escape from the world. With internet service of course!
ReplyDeleteI think you're right Randy!
ReplyDeleteHave a good Sunday! ;-)
It would be lovely even without Batman! :-)
ReplyDeleteLooks nice and cozy.
ReplyDeleteAh, I know, I am just so selfish with all of this snow! I will just have to remember to send some (and have the rate postage this time). =)
Have a good weekend!
i agree. or for a little reading or listening to some music.
ReplyDeleteDoes look like a lovely hideaway. I love the bat house!!!
ReplyDeleteI wonder what they are doing inside, too..... and what Bat mark means....
ReplyDeleteHave a good Sunday!
Blogging studio- or just a Getaway Studio!!!!
ReplyDeleteLove it!
Bonita foto Randy, cojonuda!!!
ReplyDeleteUna abrazo enorme
It looks like a little cottage - perfect for an artists studio.
ReplyDeleteI think I know where this is. If I'm not mistaken, it's a photographer who owns this little adobe and this is where he applies encaustic to his pieces.
ReplyDeleteYou have a wonderful blog here! Thanks for stopping by my place and leaving a comment. I see you follow two of my favorite bloggers (Eyeliquor and this gallimaufry life).
ReplyDeleteYour surroundings there are beautiful! And yes, this would make a wonderful studio of any kind! :)