creative play

Growing up, I had the unique opportunity to "design" my own room. From choosing the paint color to selecting fabrics for the quilt my grandmother made me, every detail was carefully considered. I took immense pride in arranging the furniture just the way I liked it. My room wasn't just a place to sleep; it was my sanctuary, my own little world within four walls.

Whenever I felt the need for change but couldn't repaint or buy a new comforter, I would simply rearrange the furniture or move my bed to a different spot. Each adjustment breathed new life into the space, making it feel fresh and exciting. My room wasn't just a space; it was a canvas for my creativity and self-expression.

Over the years, my room became a treasure trove of memories, a place where I could truly be myself. It was where I learned the art of freedom, where I felt safe and secure. The familiar sights and smells enveloped me in a warm embrace, comforting me through thick and thin.

Looking back, my room wasn't just a collection of furniture and decor; it was a reflection of who I was and who I was becoming. It taught me the joy of creating a space that was uniquely mine, a space where I could dream, grow, and play freely.

This is a framed Lucy Farmer original 8x8  mixed media on board.

Mixed media including wood burning mark making, paint, vintage French linen, hemp linen, India ink on cloth, architectural salvage escutcheon, and bits of stitching collaged together.

The art is framed with a floating frame and ready to be hung.

The art will arrive titled and signed on the back.

The price includes shipping for all orders within the United States.  You will be charged additional shipping at checkout based on any location outside of the US