In 2007 I started reconnecting to my artwork. In 2017 I decided to build my studio. During these ten years, a lot of soul searching, some high and low in my creative world. I quickly understand that I enjoyed the high, and it was solely dependent on me to create. I traveled 20 to 30 miles to Damon Carter's studio, to Shane McDonald's studio, and other workshops here and there. Returning home, I would paint in the garage or the basement. The interruption was always present, and being in the creative zone was essential to keep me on high. I spotted the farthest spot on my property, and I decided to build my studio.
The area's access did not allow me to bring an already built shed from HD, so I had to construct it. Here is where the fun begins. The design process took me to the architectural world when the construction triggered the fabricator in me. I am at my most creative high.
My studio is the perfect combination of all that I am, where art, architecture, and construction meet. With the help of Eloy Campos y campaneros, we built a 10x12 deck. With my controversial Jamaican brother Robert Green, we created the structure. My fellow Glassman Juan Solano provided the glass. Special thanks to these fellows. 
It is my creative sanctuary, where my artistic process is not being interrupted.
The creative juices flow because I can separate work from art.
Enjoy the process and the video.
The Design Process
