Painting Art Studio at Coffee and Patio Tables

We live in a very small, cute house while we build our new home in Costa Rica. 

This means very limited art painting making happy space. 
 This is ok, as I’m sticking to studying for a class I’m enjoying. Everything is small for this class: paper swatches, painting surfaces, supplies, etc. This is good…because as I make new things there is limited storage space, too. 
The first few weeks here were spent at the coffee table and the back patio tables. 
 I’m still spending time at the coffee table for things like collaging and cutting paper. 
 I adore my new art table. 
 We decided to have local Uvita craftsman Freddy make us this table. Here’s all the reasons why we love this table:​

• This table is light and nimble enough for me to move outside and inside our “now house.”
• The wood is bug and humidity resistant, easy to clean, and allows air flow through and around it.  
• This table can easily be repurposed or incorporated into our common living spaces or my art studio. 

The back patio table during a painting session. My heart brother Jim says it looks

My art studio at the coffee table. This space is used only to glue collages, write, and maybe some digital work.

Me with my new table by Uvita craftsman Freddy. Wheels added by Andy.