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Studio Pics 11/3/2030

November 3, 2020 by blogadmin

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Here’s a set of pics where I’ve rolled the easels in. It always looks more attractive with clear open space but luckily that’s only a 5 minute task to accomplish due to everything being on wheels and stored in studio room#2 aka the “drying room”. Seems like my camera lens had a bit of dust on it. Having this separate from my work office is a real treat as I can still handle business if needed by just rolling my chair a couple meters out into the heady duty office space.

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