Jane Latus Emmert

Yesterday, I cleaned my studio.  I got a new easel and it was larger than theold one and didn’t fit in the same compact space.  I tried re-arranging the furniture, but itwasn’t enough.  My studio felt cramped,crowded and inefficient.  So, I startedeliminating extra storage units and seldom-used equipment.  Now, when I walk in my studio it feels openand airy and exciting.  I think of theother rooms of my house and areas of my life that are cluttered with“stuff.”  Life isn’t about collectingmore “stuff.”  It’s about sharing andloving and creating.  I am ready to facemy easel because there is room to focus. Consider de-cluttering your studio (and your life) and see if youbreathe easier and feel freer to create.