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Category Archives: tools!
springing and cleaning
Today, some camera shots from clicking around this beautiful month’s springing. Then some cleaning for my hard-working truck. I’d rinsed my truck once in a commercial car wash after March’s pollen abondaanza, but by mid-April it had accrued again and the … Continue reading
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studio remods part 1–the stairs
Before my trip out west, you may recall, I was quickly, crazily, collapsing half of my studio to clear around the perilous, precipitous stairs for reconstruction. They looked like this: Note the small underneath space and angle of decent. Fortunately … Continue reading
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clay notebooks
My spouse, who marvels at my chaos sometimes, or perhaps my ability to work in it (revel in it? ), suggested I blog about my clay notebooks. I have three volumes of clay notebooks now. I take detailed notes on … Continue reading
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the virtual studio tour video
So, this is a field trip for you who haven’t been to my studio before or for those who have but missed getting around to studios, mine , this year. Shannon Bueker Fine Art Studio My artist friend Laura Farrow, … Continue reading
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the calendar
One essential tool in my life is a written calendar. I need to see the whole month at one time so I can balance out my work time, driving, errands, doc appts, life and events that run next to each … Continue reading
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