

I was working in the studio, rearranging it after a few years it had been abandoned. I placed them neatly in their spot again and stared at them.

I picked up pliers yesterday it had been a while. I am always giving advice to others so maybe I can have something of the sort happening here while my art is in contemplation. I am most active on twitter so you can reach me there been a while since I have written I should make it a habit. To end this post for today, I welcome everyone to join my social networks to stay tuned. I am thinking longterm, who wants to play tetris with their canvas that weighs a ton? not me! so this is something I will look into. When the time is right, and I move, I will consider either building myself another eisel or getting one online with a pully system. I was looking into larger eisels and have found some impressive ones online. Julian is a French company is supposedly making the best ones, but Mabef an Italian company, also makes great sturdy ones.
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I also encourage every artist to get one of these portable eisles not just for landscape or nature painters. I will post pictures of the paintings to come. Besides, like anything new to me, I have to get comfortable with it.

Why not? It's more practical than the larger eisle. Currently, I have this setup in the studio for me to paint my little paintings on. Once you finish a painting, you can actually carry it still wet without issues. It fits lots of tools and paints in the drawer, and has brass stoppers to adjust to any painting size no bigger than 24-28" if I am not mistaken. I got it from an estate sale at a good price and it's barely been used. I bought this contraption last fall to motivate me. If it was not for the vast amounts of organzing I had to do today, I would solely focus on starting my new painting. I get very energetic on days like these, and the creativity just flows effortlessly. It's minus 21 Celcius, the sun is out and the sky is crisp blue. Besides, the air gets filtered and cleaned, and it's a time where I circulate the air inside to clear it out naturally. With the exception of shovelling in a blizzard, it's beautiful to look at, Christmas would not be the same without the snow, and countless of other things would not be possible if we did not have this time of year. I am a winter baby, maybe that has something to do with it, or that I am living in a big city, (Montreal, Quebec), and so my love for winter is welcomed in order for me to have this time to cocoon and process new ideas or old ones. And I also, think fall is a great time to reassess and plan new projects. Westmount is still a beautiful old historical you could say wealthy area of Montreal, and it's where I went to College.
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Looking out the massive windows in the studio, into what seemed an almost forest in the middle of the city. The cold weather, the hot beverages, and music just bring this nostalgia part of my college days out. I have tried for years to figure out when I am most creative.
