Ultimate guide to optimizing your art studio for acrylic painting
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- čas přidán 22. 05. 2024
- Tips, ideas and thoughts about practical design of the art studio.
Easy guide to optimizing and organizing an art studio for acrylic painting. Nice and needs.
What are the physical requirements for a studio best to stimulate your creative process.
🎯 See more paintings and info on Henrik Skorá on: skora.dk/
INDEX:
00:00 Intro
00:40 Work zones
02:25 Too much going on - mess is a powerfull enemy
04:06. Keep it simple - the dust rule
04:30 Ample floor space
04:50 Ample table space
05:05 Good daylight
05:40 Electric light for indoor
06:28 RA or CRI value of the lamps
07:16 Colour temperature - degrees of Kelvin (K)
09:23 LED light
09:50 Conclusion on light
10:30 Solitude
10:50 Sound system
11:05 Easy cleaning
11:25 Ventilation
12:22 The piano
12:45. Concluding remarks
If you are painting acrylics, designing your studio is a little easier, than if you are painting with oil. However when it comes to designing the art studio, the two mediums are, not that different.
I have been painting with acrylics for many years, and acrylic colours made a great workflow possible for me. In this video I will show you my studio setup. I will demonstrate and explain my thoughts and ideas regarding organizing an art studio for acrylic painting and give you my best tips for a well-functioning optimized studio for painting.
Organizing an art studio is a personal thing. We are all different. Some do not have much space, and may not even have the opportunity to create a permanent workplace at all, and others may not have the finances to invest in expensive lamps and equipment. Most of all we all have very different personalities, which make our work routines very different.
It is therefore difficult, if not impossible, to give an actual fact sheet for what a studio should look like. Ideally all studios must be different, and in this video I will show you my studio setup hoping to give you inspiration to create your very own workspace optimized for your specific needs and routines.
It is an important room. When you paint, it is in the studio that the magic happens, in this room you have your biggest victories and, unfortunately sometimes, also your biggest defeats.
My studio became the entrance to and an important step towards being able to live the life I wanted ... I wanted to paint, and make a living as a painter.
Few of us have the opportunity to create the perfect studio, compromises must be made ... as they say: "perfect is the enemy of good". Therefore go for developing a good study, which can become the starting point for a good process and many, many good paintings. A setup that you constantly can develop and fine tune towards ... the perfect studio.
For more inspiration go to my web page:
skora.dk/
The light recommendation is so helpful to me. I realized recently that I have too much light in my studio but I wasn’t sure what lights to get. Thank you! This was such a helpful video!
I am very glad that my video helped you. I wish you the best of luck with your interior design and lighting. The latest development is that the LED lamps can be supplied in the correct Kelvin temperatures. So choose some who is not too warm in color temperature.
Greetings from Denmark
@@skora-theoldguy 😉👍🏼Thank you!
I found this very helpful. I used to have an art gallery/studio outside my home but moved into a small house and I’m working now to set up a studio in my upstairs attic space. I have WAY too much stuff. I’ve been watching lots of videos for inspiration but I found this much more helpful than the typical videos of studio tours that aren’t really set up to work the way a professional artist actually works.
Hello. I am very happy that my video has helped you, and I very much hope that you can minimize your many things to just what you need when you flour.
I myself am very bothered by the fact that I buy things that I think are "delicious", but which just distract me. There are simply too much that constantly distracts us, and therefore I have become very "hard" about not collecting things that are not important for the painting process ... if in doubt, throw it out.
Good luck.
I really enjoyed both your videos :) Please continue making more! Just a few ideas I'd love to hear you talk through your approach to in case you're looking for ideas for future videos: choosing the right color, what material to paint on, more about how to know when a painting is finished, what your keep on your cart with wheels, how to build the regular habit of making art, how to find and develop an individual style... can you tell I'm excited? Ha!
Thank you very much for your thoughts and excellent ideas, which I am very happy, that you send to me. I'm actually already working on a video, where I touch on several of these topics. It's great for me to get input on future videos. Thanks!
All your posting and sharing is very very informative..educative..
I'm glad you enjoyed my video.
Thank you for watching.
Regards Henrik
Excellent advice! Thank you
Thank you.
We found that neither of us ever sits and watches tv nor do people come over for dinner much so we insted turned our living room and adjacent dining room into our music and art studio! We named it Ohso Nice Studio and even made a sign for outside. I just subscribed to your channel. Your art is fantastic. I enjoy your perspective and voice while I make art. Sending love from Buffalo New York
That sounds like a good strategy. But it's a pity that not so many come over for dinner .. Ha, ha. It sounds like an interesting place you have. Good luck painting ... and playing.
I send love back from Copenhagen, Denmark
Wow! This guy has done a great job of breaking down into logical pieces, exactly WHAT is needed to make a studio functional. I'm not a painter, but rather I creat with polymer clays, and his steps and thoughts here give me MUCH useful ideas to work with. Thanks Painting Guy😊❤
You are so welcome. I am glad that my thoughts can be used for something you deal with.
Greetings from Minnesota, USA. I live in a small apartment, and my painting area is a desk and wheeled cart. Watercolor and soft pastels are my main pursuits. I liked your presentation and studio layout. Your abstracts are unique. Thank you for sharing 😊
Hey I'm in Minnesota too!
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You are welcome.
I live in a house, but the only rooms with good light are my bedroom and dining room. However, because I live alone, I can set up the dining room and leave it unless I expect a guest. Then, when I need a dining room, the set up quickly and easily stores behind a door to the room that has about foot of space that no one can see with the door open.
The entire lighting education was stellar!! Thank you!!
Thank you ... you are too kind.
Greetings!
Great stuff (and great paintings too), and very much to the point - love the "dust rule" :)
Hi. Thank you. Yes. The dust rule is good in practice. Especially in the studio, where there are many places you don't get to every day.
I can't describe how much I love this video! Thank you for this as I'm sitting in my studio shed after taking a break from being out here since Sept when I broke my leg. My studio has been trashed since then. I have been painting in a corner in my kitchen. Uggg, that's not ideal, to say the least! I'm very excited to get back to my studio, and I appreciate your video.
Thank you. It is great to hear that you are on your way back to your studio. I'm sorry to hear you broke your leg.
You write that you have painted in your kitchen ... the most important thing is that we paint, and if it can be done in a kitchen ... then it is better than not painting at all. But enough space is nice. Good luck with your "come back project".
Thank you so much for this. Your advice on light was incredibly helpful. I’ve never heard any other artists explain artificial light options so well. I have a temporary studio set up at present. I have to pack it away often so I can use my table for my paid job & eating! Can’t wait till I can dedicate permanent space to my art.
Yes ... go for it. Greetings from Denmark.
Ah, the luxury of a studio... I will put all your sensible ideas to good use rearranging my living room/dining room into an organized art space. Warm greetings from Chicago, USA
Hi. Don't forget to make space for a good meal and company.
No company unfortunately--painters sometimes have to sacrifice :) However, I am keeping in mind your sage advice about mess being a powerful enemy of creativity and will focus on tidying up and being better organized.@@skora-theoldguy
Thank you for that lovely insight into your wonderful studio und all your tips. I really like your cheerful soul, it‘s a pleasure to watch. Greetings from Germany!
My husband and I recently removed our large fish tank to make space for a permanent painting corner for me which I am very happy about. Since my little daughter is eleven months now, I can finally start painting again in the evenings. In the process of finding the right furniture, I also came to the conclusion that not everything needs to be moveable - I only have a painting cart which I haven‘t moved yet though.
Hi Susanne
It sounds wonderful. A baby, a studio and a new life. Wow.
I wish you the best of luck with it all.
Also remember that furnishing a studio is a process. Do not despair if you do not find the right solution in the first attempt. It will evolve as time goes on.
It's been a long time since I had small children, but I remember it as if there wasn't much time for anything other than being a father. So put your precious hours to good use in front of the easel .. and have fun.
Wonderful video!!! I love your video’s!! Perfect explanation of what you need for success in painting. It took a lot of trial and error for me and once I finally got to where I was happy with art studio….I moved. BUT, getting things figured out over a year will make it SO much easier to set things up again! I wish I had this video when I was struggling finding the right light bulbs. Didn’t have any overhead lighting in my previous place so I just brought home buckets and made my own lol!! I struggled the most with finding the right bulbs so thank you!!!
I also happily subscribed to your channel. Cannot wait to see more. 💖
Hi, glad it was helpfull. Light was a big struggel for me, and at the time LED bulbs was to low quality. Today ... go for the LED.
very helpful, thanks!
YOU ARE WELCOME!
Excellent! Thank you very much!
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In my case I just have to make the best of the little space I have. When you have 2 clutterbugs living in a tiny house with not much more than a path through the house, makes studio space a real challenge. Yet I've spent many enjoyable hours at my easel tucked in the corner of the "studio" with table and shelves next to it. The over flow of art supplies is scattered through out the house. Eliminating years of collected what-nots is not my favorite activity, but must be done. Wish me luck.
Hi. I wish you the best of luck. Often great art has been produced in small spaces. Go for it!
Thank you for the information on lighting! Very helpful!
You are welcome. Glad I could help.
I love this guy! Is he a professional educator? Presentation is succinct, And well paced , chock full of necessary information. I took notes and saved the video. Also we here in northern Michigan are entering our short dark days and though not so extreme as winter in Denmark very wearing on the eyes and mood. Thanks to The Old Guy for the tutorial
Thank you very much for your comment. Glad you can use my content. Greetings from Denmark.
By the way ... winter is not quite so bad in Denmark. We have 8 hours of daylight when the days are short. But you need light for many houers.
Thank you so very much!! This was great and extremely helpful ! God bless and happy painting!!❤
... and happy painting to you too ...🌹
Thank you for your video. I really enjoy how other artists organise their space. One thing I have come to appreciate is a comfortable chair to sit and look at the work from a distance and to journal and perform other writing tasks. I am learning to let go of things that are accumulating dust.
Ha, ha ... the dust rule is a powerfull master ... thanks.
So much enjoyed your video! I especially liked how you divided your studio into places/spaces. My studio is small, so I'm trying to figure out how to store materials and supplies without it interfering with my work spaces. Your video has given me much to consider. Thanks so much. Looking forward to watching more.
Hello. Yes, storage space can be a big problem.
My situation is that I am actually about to move to an apartment in the middle of Copenhagen. I won't get as much space as I have today, and within a year I will be setting up a new studio, that is slightly smaller than the one I have today.
I will make a video about that, at that time. I would very much like to hear about your experiences and ideas organizing your studio.
Thank you loved your video ❤😊
Thank you for watching.
Very good tips thank you very much 👍🥰👍🥰✨👏✨
Thank you for watching.
Very very beautiful uncle,nice and perfect your perfect 🎉❤
Beautiful your painting 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
So beautiful amazing ❤❤❤❤❤❤
Keep it up your work God bless you ❤🎉
Hi, and thank you for your kind comment.
@@skora-theoldguy welcome my good uncle.
I want face painting can you paint next video?
I love it
10/10. Music, lighting, dust, stuff you don’t need. I have experienced the exact same issues. I wish I had space for my piano but the studio is too small, otherwise it would be right there for the same reasons you described.
After seeing this and another one of your videos, it just ringed with me that you know what you’re talking about and so I subscribed to your channel.
Thank you. Yes music is important to me. But we are all different. Find your own way ... and go for the great paintings.
Many thanks for your great inspirational and informative videos! ❤ from northern Ontario, Canada 🇨🇦 😊
You are very welcome. There will be more to come which I hope will interest you.
Was a pleasure to watch. I too have a piano in my painting space. Thanks for sharing your good thoughts!
Thank you.
Thanks for this. I didn’t know anything about the light measurements, and this was really helpful to know!
I'm glad my video was helpful.
Thank you for all the pointers, especially the info on light.
You are welcome.
Great info...thank you:)
Thank you.
I've found that cheap tool cabinets on wheels work for me. A couple of drawers and a cabinet on the bottom. Pallet sits on top. They contain everything I need. Different cabinets set up for different crafts. When finished I can park them up under my workbench.
Sounds perfect. I like to have work space om the moving tabel too.
Thank you for the clear information! You take a complex project and break it down so it is easy to understand, that is a great skill, and thanks again
Thank you for your kind comment. Greetings from Denmark
Great advice!!! Thank you for sharing!!
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Excellent! Please find a way to publish more videos. I liked your "How to paint a painting" even better! It gave me a reason to paint again after the pandemic. Your European pragmatism comes through (I'm in California). That's important! Long live Denmark.
In the background, I see a lot of your other paintings. Please do a 3 minute scan with commentary of your previous works. Thank you. Keep videoing!
Hi and thank you. I am filming now for the kind of video, that you suggest ... the next one. It takes some time for me to produce these videos ... after all, I also have to paint pictures (Ha, ha), that's the most important thing. Remember I'm the old guy.
thanks for your video!
Thank you.
Succint. Free of chatter clutter. Informative. Thank you.
Thank you.
Thank you for all the helpful advice
Hi. You are so welcome. Thank you for watching.
This truly is so valuable, informative and inspiring. Thank you.
You are welcome.
Greetings from Puerto Rico 🇵🇷, congrats on the studio- it looks like paradise to me.
Yes ... close to paradise ... thank you for your interest. Greetings Henrik
Thank you so much for this video. Your discussion about light was very informative and something I had never heard before.
Thanks. It's great that my video has explained something you weren't too familiar with. The light is important.
Boy, did you nail me down…lol. I’m just setting up my studio after moving and have gone from an studio away from the distractions of the house to a basement studio with limited natural light especially compared to the old studio. So setting up, organizing and prioritizing has been slow and frustrating BUT, I’m almost there. Thank you for your insight as I know I’m on the right track. Heading into the Canadian winter I’ve been careful about setting up lighting that I can easily adjust to my needs and surroundings. I also have a fairly large window for natural light that is going to be very useful for days with sufficient sunlight.
Your thoughts on dust collection is very helpful and an issue I seriously need to address. I like stuff but need to be realistic about how much.
Thanks again for the wisdom.
Thank you. I wish you the best of luck in your new studio and hope the paintings flow out of your brushes and will pile up in the studio. 😜
Some great suggestions. I now am going to turn this gigantic coffee table that is in my studio into a table to store canvas on top and move it out of my way! And the tv and stand too are moving since never turn it on! And improve my lighting. I paint in oils. But I get headaches from acrylics, oddly.
Thanks for your comment, and good luck with your interior design. Also remember that organizing your studio is an ongoing process ... it will never end. There are always new paintings and new needs, which the studio must be arranged according to.
Strange that you get a headache when you paint with acrylics?
That's how we're all a little different.
@@skora-theoldguy Yes, acrylic is so far an issue for me. That and mineral spirits. I believe it is the petroleum based products that do it in their drying process. I get same headache with stuff like Liquin or other alkyd based products.
Thank you for the tips on studio setup. You've given me some very helpful information as I'm about to convert a nice space in the upstairs room in my home. I found your video to be concise and to the point. I've bookmarked it so that I may refer to it. I appreciate you taking the time to share.
Thank you. Glad that my video was of help to you.
You didn’t miss a detail. Love your videos!
Thank you. Your comment means a lot to me.
Such a helpful video. Thanks! I want to set up a studio in my new home in France. 😊
Hi. Wow France sounds wonderfull. Best of luck with organizing your studio ... and your painting process.
Thank you from Ky, USA
You are welcome!
Thank you for this helpfull video. Even when I have no studio, it helped me to create a nice creative space for me in my living room. Greetings from Germany 🙋🏼♀️
Good luck in you "studio", hope you vil paint great paintings.
Greetings from Mexico! Great tips!
You are welcome. Thanks.
Once again. A good one!!!!!!!
Thank you for your kind comment.
Thanks for the vids! From one old guy to another, appreciated. Hope life is good in Denmark these days. BTW, I like painting videos on techniques. See you in the next one.
Thank you old guy ... see you in my next video ... I hope.
Thank you for the tips especially, on lighting and storage. Acrylics do emit something because I cough constantly when I use them. They are artist quality, too. I am allergic to cigarette and wood smoke and some cleaners like Lysol. I instantly hack my head off coughing when I come in contact with the slightest whiff of any of these things. With the acrylics, I was told it was probably the the dryers in the product I am reacting to. Lysol and other cleaners use pine which I know I'm allergic to. Coughing signals your airway is being compromised. If you can't breathe, you die. I have several air cleaners in my place all the time and open windows and turn on fans when I paint.
Hi. I am sorry to hear that you are having such severe problems. Allergies are a terrible thing, but I don't know much about how to make it all work. If you have the opportunity, I don't know where you live, I would try an outdoor studio. So it might only be possible in the summer. I hope you find a solution. Good luck.
Hello from the USA. I loved your video and your channel 's name too.
Thanks. I'm glad you got value out of my video.
Greetings from Denmark
Hi, thank you for the useful video, greetings and best wishes from India
Greetings from Denmark. Thank you.
Great video!
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❤😂❤I loved this video took some of my art to a craft show this weekend and made money lol I was shocked and I also have a piano and lots of music in my studio but really thank you for the info for lighting need something to display items with was exploring options yesterday ❤❤❤ the old lady painter signing off
Lovely. Greetings from Denmark.
Very Good advice.Thank you.
You are welcome.
Thank you for sharing 🎨
Thank you for watching.
Wonderful video! Makes me want to find studio space that is not a corner of my bedroom. I will save this video for that set up.
Hi, if you are using oil ... take care in the bedroom. Thank you for watching.
Yes… yes… yes! Very helpful ideas and information, also confirmed much of what I have felt about my studio space.
Good luck with organizing your studio.
Brilliant tips, thank you! I have to actually paint in my bedroom, but your rules can still be followed even the room has to have another function, like sleeping.
Hi Thank you for your comment.
You have to create a studio where there actually is space. A small studio among many other things is better than no studio at all.
My point is, that the more time you spend getting everything ready, the less time you spend on painting.
But I know, I am very lucky to have so much space in my home ... children has moved many years ago. Best wishes for good painting time from me to you.
just luv your thinking processes
Thank you. I will go on then ... thinking ... 👍
@@skora-theoldguy 😆hope so
Valuable review,thank you
thank you for watching. Greetings Henrik
Thank you so much for your precious advices! 😊from Quebec in Canada 🇨🇦
Glad to hear. Good luck painting.
I found this video very helpful thank you
Thank you for your kind comment.
Thank you for all the great tips you share... I am always changing my furniture around my studio trying to find the perfect placement... This guide will help me to achieve it!
Hope you find your perfect solution making space for painting.
Fabulous thank you for sharing your tips and your insights into creativity. Living in the Caribbean are light is amazing -very little time change! Having a secondary outside studio can also be challenging.
Wow ... the Caribbean, sound nice. God luck with your outdoor studio. Thank you for your comment.
Thank you for the wonderful lesson in lighting. I am moving my studio and finding the change in natural light a bit of a challenge at the moment...
You are welcome. Gretings from Denmark
Thanks for your video. I am setting up a new space in a room for my studio and I found you tips really helpful. Great timing too!
I'm glad my video helped you.
Thankyou this was excellent advice. I have saved this to listen to the part about lighting. Right now my studio needs a clean out and that dust rule will guide me!
Ha, ha ... cleaning i not my thing ... but I do it. Good luck with the Hoover. Reg. light ... remember that daylight is more or less the best if you can get that in the studio ... it is also the cheapest.
amazing video!!!
Thank you ... and thanks for watching.
Glimrende tips til at indrette det optimale atelier med det bedst mulige lys - tak for det.
Velbekomme!
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Very instruktive, thanks. Greetings from Copenhagen 13:16
You are welcome.
Thank you for the tips, I have a 3:00 x 3:00 m as studio , but as I have so many art stuff "all dusted" by the way, so even though I feel like painting and full of inspiration when a get into my space I usually quit... Swear I´m going to start cleaning and getting some orden today...please keep on on doing this videos.
Hi. That was a sad story. A clean studio is a very good thing, but not everything. Try not to quid, when you want to, stay in front of the easel for 30 min. or more and paint something ... anything. Give the studio a chance ... I wish you the best of luck.
That was wonderful! Thank you so much ❤
Thank you.
Awesome information.
You are so welcome. Thank you.
Informative
Thank you.
There is so much information here that is useful for more than just a studio! I also do woodturning, and will adapt some of these ideas there! I am subscribing!
Thank you. I am happy that you found it usefull.
Thank you. Very informative
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This was so very helpful....especially your knowledge about lighting.Thank you.
I'm glad my video helped you. Thank you for your kind comment.
I really enjoyed your videos. Lots of useful information. Thanks for sharing your knowledge.
you are welcome
Loved your video and counselling about everything. Please do more vids of paintings! Tks a lot
You are welcome. Thank you for watching.
Great inputs. Don’t have a studio space yet.
Love your paintings and videos
Rhank you for your comment. Good luck with getting a studio, or atleast a place to work.
I'm so glad I already subscribed to your channel. This was an excellent video on space and lighting. The info you gave is so important to me because my husband relegated me to the garage so there's really no natural light. Now, I have a good idea of how to surround myself with good lighting .
I wish you luck in the garage.
Thank you Shaymus, the studio tour was great!
Thank you. I'm glad you enjoyed my video. I don't know the term Shaymus? Is it good?
Rigtig god. I liked this it supports what I am doing already. I used 45-4700k full spectrum fluorescent lights and are very close to full spectrum. And the leds are great in strip lights. The room colour also makes a difference. I have log walls and its yellow affects the colour so the lights help off set this.
Hej Benedicte. Thanks for this info. I did not include the room's colour ... but this will make a significant difference ... I will correct this in a later video. Thanks. Venlige hilsner Henrik
Det var da dejligt, at se lidt fra Danmark. Da jeg ikke bor i Danmark, er det extra skønt. Tusind tak for de gode råd.
Dejligt med et dansk svar ... held og lykke med maleriet.
This is fabulous! Thank you for sharing and I too love music to relax, after art work, ❤
Fabulous ! ... Wow ... thank you.
Thank you. I like the way you organized your studio, very nice. Mine is currently a mess, and you gave great ideas.
I'm glad to hear that. Remember: ess is the enemy of creativity. 😜 Good luck with the painting.
... and sorry for the late reply.
I sooo agree about single layers/levels when organizing supplies. I've always had a weird thing about not stacking different things on top of each other. I also have to see my stuff. Not having everything in bins or boxes. I like when opening a cabinet or drawer it looks like a mini art supply store. LOL!
I buy affordable durable caster wheels to add to the bottom of furniture pieces I may want to move around my studio or just to get them in/out of the building when moving or for repairs in the space.
Very nice video, info and art studio. I luv seeing other artists spaces!
I think we need many more tours of artists' studio spaces.
Thank you, IKEA has a lot of transparent boxes. I use them a lot.
Greetings from Denmark
Thank you so much for all the great tips. That was so helpful! It was a pleasant surprise to see that you have a piano in your studio as I am currently considering having a piano in mine so I can continue practicing. You made the decision easy! I also had a long list of items/furniture to buy for the studio, but after watching your video I decided to buy only half and see how it goes. I only paint during the day, but will definitely come back to your video if I needed advice regarding the lighting. Stay creative and stay blessed 🙏♥️
I'm glad I could help. I have the piano in the studio because I consider it an integral part of my process. Playing the piano is a great way to take a break. Good luck with organizing your studio.
Hello! Thank for your tips. Greeting from Chili. 😊
Greetings from Denmanrk.
Thank you for the really good tips.
You are very welcome.
Thank. You.
You are welcome.
❤ Dear Sir, Thank you for this excellent tutorial. I appreciate your organized, methodical and comprehensive approach to teaching how an art studio should be established so as to serve the artist well, in terms of efficiency, practicality, comfort, health, and as a creative catalyst in the moment and over time. It is obvious that you are a very skilled, professional artist who as learned much over the course of your career, solved many problems along the way, and continue to look at your work in an holistic way that is never stagnant but ever evolving and done for the benefit of your health, your students and, most certainly, the observable end result in your paintings and the joy felt by those who ultimately have the pleasure of living and working alongside and/or in the presence of your creative works. I love your way of living and working as an artist. I plan to invite my 10 year old granddaughter to join me in the fun of making art. She has just started to learn to play the piano. We, too will have a piano in our studio. It would be very nice to learn the name of our teacher. You do not look so old to me, perhaps, it is because of my perspective...I turn 65 in 12 days. What an absolutely thrilling first lesson, I can hardly wait to listen again with my granddaughter. This time, I will be taking notes. 🎉😊
Hi Anita. Thank you very much for your long and interesting answer. I hope you will enjoy the piano as much as I did. Good luck to you and your granddaugther.
I am 70 years old, so I am probably an old now ... painting keeps me young I hope. Greetings from Denmark.
Thanks!😊
You are welcome. Yhanks.
I have a dream that I make a small cool studio 🎇🎇🎇thank you for your notes 👍✨
Hi. I hope you succeed in getting the small studio
This is great. Thanks for this. Very informative.
You are welcome! Thank you for watching.