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Bunker Life!

"Las Grutas" mixed media on canvas (Proulx Collection)

How to get everything done that needs to get done? Well in my case you wake up at 3 am sometimes. Also you have to BUNKER in!
So after quite a few social engagements- more than Im used to all stacked up on top of each other...its time to zip myself up in my tent and get some work done.
Today in particular I'm working for many people. I do payroll for one client, working on a painting for a collector and doing a digital/watercolor mockup for a wall I may be doing in Houston. So hello 3 am and hello coffee!
Everything must get done and done by me. My own projects rest by the wayside, waiting patiently...
Mixed media wall sculptures in progress

I have some paintings to put in the shop and some new prints coming soon. My plan is for a Fall open studio and I've been steadily planning since I moved into my new studio/house on making it happen. Little by little it's falling into place.
Point of this blog- new stuff coming soon, super busy with work and fall open studio if I get a chance to breathe. Its a busy life but I love it. 

*I'll update when new prints/ work goes into my Shopify. Browse the current collection here: https://tigerbee-arts.myshopify.com

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