Sawdust Bear Makes Things

A linoblock print of an anatomical heart. It’s an experiment – I make no claim to actually know anything about linoblock printing.

A picture of my studio workspace, before I actually start working in it.

I’d like to remember it neat and uncluttered at least once.

The globe has been on a few different theatre sets. I just peeled the $7.99 thrift store sticker off.

The wooden box used to hold slides and now holds polymer clay.

The orange buckets hold any current projects that fit in a bucket, usually sewing ones.

My dad built the desk. It’s a weird colour, but it has grown on me.

The wall paint is Behr’s Atomic Tangerine. I was deciding on a couple, but decided on the one with the word Atomic in it.

I didn’t realize that the paint colour I picked would match the vintage ball knobs on my Ikea bookshelf so well. The knobs are different sizes.

That side table was thrift stored for $15. It used to hold DVD’s. Now it will probably hold lino cut print blocks and related supplies.

The bunny is something I made for Jason when we started dating. The tag says “I totally have a crush on you”.