Come in from the rain

October 9, 2009 in Artist, Favorites, New Location, Uncategorized

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It’s Friday.  The weekend is here.  Creativity is on the agenda today and I’m dressed for it in jeans and an oversized comfy sweater.

The temperature has dropped.  The skies are letting loose a steady barrage of rain.  Fall has arrived and S Type Creative is ready for it.

Today pumpkins are being carved for the display window, the pot of hot tea is on, and the music is mellow.  Join me for a free warm mug of tea and a bit of decompression.  Choose from several of our favorite flavors.  Take some home to brew on your own for 30% off this weekend.

Enjoy the warmth and art.

-Rebecca

S Type Creative Studio – Under Construction

June 19, 2009 in Design, Etc., New Location

View from the Roof of S Type Creative Studio

View from the Roof of S Type Creative Studio

My friend/investor/landlord, one could even say creative enabler, signed the papers last Saturday on 302 Clinton Street in Defiance Ohio.  The new home of S Type Creative Studio.

This week Joel and I started cleaning out the retail space and prepping the office space for paint.  If all goes well, by the end of the weekend, the store and office will be painted and ready for new flooring.

For longer than I can remember, it has been my goal to have an integrated art studio and retail space.  A boutique-style shop that is a hybridization of all the things I love:  Home Decor, Fine Art, Photography, Cool Art Gifts, Jewelry, and if all goes well Cigars.

The building is rough but has the best “bones”.  The retail space just needs to be “rebecca-fied” as several friends have said.  The second floor hasn’t been inhabited for decades but will soon become working studios for my self and several other area artists.  The third floor, eventually, will become our home.

By the end of this August, S Type Creative will have both Office/Design space, Retail space, and studio all under one roof.  If you’re in Defiance, swing by and peek at the progress through the windows.  Otherwise, I’ll continue uploading a glimpse into the project here.

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The building in it's current state.

The building in it's current state.