Here is my studio. I share it with David, who is a great and dear friend and amazing painter. We have a million lively conversations and he keeps me up-to-date on all things current. It probably looks a little depressing, but really it is a very clean and quiet spot that we bring a lot of noise to it on a daily basis. It is about 400 square feet, with a private entrance. The warehouse that it is in is huge, with about three full floors of artists. I'll try to get some photos of the entrance, which is at the end of a charming alley paved in broken glass, and a revolving display of tags (never park acar there or you may end up with some new paint). If you could jump right over the building you would come very close to the water. I love it. It is like another world. I think the neighborhood is South Park Slope(but it is way South)., but it depends on who you talk to. From the subway I walk through a very colorful and musical neighborhood (with lots of familia and currently my favorite dog at the car rim store who could eat me, but just looks at me every time I strut on by. We have a great relationship!), under a bridge, around some very permanent construction and right by a homeless guy, who I swear never really moves from under his blankets...The outside photos are through the window, where I can view the statue of liberty on a clear day. She so beautiful and green. For me it is magical because for such a huge landmark and symbol she is about the size of my pinky. The photos are terrible, but trust me, she is there, winking at me and David every day.