Spaces and Junk I Use

This Klopfenstein Art Table that I’m using as my watercolor station is working well. I usually use Ampersand Aquabord and sometimes paint on Strathmore 500 multimedia boards. My watercolor and gouache of choice is Schmincke. I’ve been using Windsor and Newton Series 7 and Escoda Prada Sinetico Brushes.

Painting schtuff and plaster storage under table.  Hydrocal and Sculptamold  have been working well for me. I got tired of buying the small quantities of Hydrocal from Blick, so I finally ordered a 50 lb bag from US Gypsum.

Table for sculpture schtuff, especially plaster. 

Temporary table for the blanket project. 

Atelier Luteiventris En Plein Air

My outdoor studio area for rock and wood carving.
And corgis! Snap and Sabine.

Working Outdoors Today

I was practicing working with granite today, but it is just too hot to wear PPE in this heat.

Working with wood was a much better way to go. This piece will be a simple Viking head in 

Basswood. I’ve done these before, and it’s a fun project. I’ve never done one this large 

before. In the future I’d like to do one in granite.

New Atelier Spaces

Atelelier Luteiventris En Plein Air

Sjobergs woodworking table covered with schtuff. Neolithic  Coupling diptych (acrylic), two self-portraits (watercolor above, oils below), and Kelly in a Bandana (acrylic). The birch branch is for a future sculpture.

Studio Assistant.

Snap The Corgi resting.

Studio Assistant.

Karen the cat is real. Bird Woman is plaster.

Water color station.

Acrylic paintings in progress.

Left:"Above Below Beyond"

Right:"Blue Eighties, 1983"