One of Mike's recent lessons was with a lovely man who has an amazing talent with a camera, and who records the personal space of various artists. He was kind enough to do a portrait of Mike in the studio, in the most wonderful panoramic view, it's a full 360 degree shot of the studio.
I've posted a small version of the image on our blog.
-Su
Wow! Mike has a big studio or is it that the photography makes it look that way? Whichever, it looks great!!! Love those teal melon beads Mike is doing. I may have to buy them.
Patti
It's the converted loading dock for an old weaving mill here in Tod. I'd say it's about 10' wide and about 30' long or so. With very high ceilings. Next door is the owner's studio, a welding shop for his metal sculptures.
Aww, thanks! He's been enjoying making all the historic beads, and we've been fortunate to have found a lot of research on the subject, it's taking me ages to collate all the new info I've found into something coherent. With luck we'll have the chance to get to a museum or two and see some of the beads up close.
I love the amber melons, the dark ones are very cool. I might need some for ME! :-D
-Su
Very cool photo!!
Have something to add? Share your thoughts — no account required.
Ask the community — no account required