Done & have the paper to prove it!

My drawing desk. 

Notice the drafting board is empty.

 I completed the final assignment, presented it....

...and graduated.

For the past couple of months I put everything else more or less on hold and focused on this program. 

I feel a great sense of achievement and also pleased I am able to return to my 'normal'.

I took the following week off to do nothing in particular - sleep, read, sleep, eat.

This week I am back in my studio.

 First I want to put away an accumulation of materials: project left-overs, acquisitions, gifts. 

While doing this annual task I enjoy getting reacquainted with my resources. I keep a pen and paper handy because the activity always generates a heap of ideas.

New Studio Work Area

This used to be the admin area in my studio until I moved it outside my main studio room.

In the process of moving out.

I didn't decided what to use the space for but just waited to see what happened there.

For the past year I have been in the Gaia College Ecological Landscape Design program at Royal Roads University. The last 2 courses have involved lots of sketching and drafting.

My new work area has turned into my drafting work station. It is so good having a dedicated area for it where I can leave things out.

Here I am working on my big final project.