Junebug's Studio Space

JUNEBUG’S ART STUDIO/HOME/JUNK ROOM

Imagine a small abandoned factory building by the docks. It has a few broken windows, greenery is taking over it’s frame, there are wholes in the ceiling. Junebug found it a few years ago and was utterly charmed by it. She particularly loves it’s large windows, which allow plenty of natural light to filter through the main room. Perfect for getting her colours right. Although the space seems large, it is hard to get around as it is filled with canvass and paintings, piles of books and scrolls, and low tables covered in paint, pots of brushes, shriveled up fruit and flowers, paper, and an amazing amount of trinkets. In the middle of the room, there is a liberated round space with what seems intended to be a living room. There is no evidence of a sleeping space or of a kitchen. The room is fairly calm and quiet, if not for the low hum of portraits whispering among one another, the rare painted bird escaping a landscape or the rumble of the wardrobe in the far corner of the room. The wardrobe is fully chained up and drilled to the floor, which doesn’t prevent it from jumping around sometimes, as it is full of experimental paintings either gone wrong or too dangerous to have out. For example, Junebug once painted a deep ocean scenery. Every once in a while, though, the huge tentacles of an octopus would come out of the canvas and grab at everything around. After a particularly straining encounter, she locked it up…