GIVEAWAY: Win a copy of the LAB’s Creative Mind @ Work Print

You’re in the zone, ready to create your next handmade masterpiece, and now everyone wants a piece of your attention. Could all these people you love give you just a minute to think and create? Instead of pulling out the megaphone (again), just point to this lovely print. Get a copy of my Creative Mind @ Work print in this week’s LAB giveaway. To enter this giveaway, just do two things: 1. Leave a comment below, answering this question:

If you could build an art studio anywhere in the world, where would you build it?

2. Tweet about it: ‘I just entered the LAB’s Creative Minds @ Work Giveaway http://is.gd/kHb4Oz’ I know you fine creative folks can come up with some fab locations and I can’t wait to see where. The print comes in 5 lovely colors, so be sure to mention which one you would like in your comments below. This contest is open to the world, so feel free to jump in. I’ll announce a winner Friday, February 8, 2013. Have fun!

Mari

I love my studio. It’s on the 3rd floor of my house in my attic…But…any where? How about Lake Como in Italy…Yup…that would work for me. Love the print!
Cara Carmina

I would build it in an old house in Downtown Mexico City… and old Colonial house… near all the streets where you can buy art supplies, fabrics, delicious food at the heart of the city!
Cara Carmina

I like pink! .D
http://twitter.com/UnurthWonder Jenn Romero

I would build close to my muse- in the redwood forest. It would be like working in fairyland.
Tough to choose! I love that minty blue and the red! Would look amazing in my newly designated little office corner!
http://twitter.com/siblingdesign Sibling Design

I would build an adult-sized cuckoo clock on the side of a mountain which is home to a free-range alpaca herd.
- http://www.facebook.com/brittany.noel.campbell Brittany Noel Campbell
  
  I want to see this in real life. Please build it?
http://twitter.com/elzabdesign Barbara Elza Hirsch

My ideal studio would be next to my home in New England. It would have as many glass walls as possible, mid century style, or almost, built in the style of a convertible greenhouse. It would allow for a sense of full connection with the outdoors, trees abounding and natural light enveloping the indoor space. There would be retractable screens on ceiling beams, as well as sliding glass walls, and when weather would permit, I could be indoors yet outdoors.
Nicole

Just one? It’s so hard i have five locations i dream of setting up a studio… but I think top of my list is Byron bay (eastern most point of Australia) it has bush and beach. A great soul and I don’t think there is anywhere I feel more relaxed.
http://www.facebook.com/brittany.noel.campbell Brittany Noel Campbell

I’d be moving out to your neck of the woods, Brett. I’d love a quiet little cottage on the northern shores of Kauai, where I can hear the waves breaking. Tucked away in a secret spot the tourists don’t know about, of course

I love the grey.
- http://www.iamthelab.com/ I AM THE LAB
  
  Guess who just won the poster! Congrats!
Jemma Henderson

Somewhere in Iceland not too close to other people. The incredibly beautiful surroundings would provide constant inspiration and awe, I’d be left alone to my thoughts and the cold would keep my brain awake.
Either that or I’d like it to be on a big animal sanctuary (where I would also live). I’d have less time to work on stuff but my life would be so fantastic I’m sure the quality of work would rise.
I wonder how many animals need rescuing in Iceland….
Kimberley McCullough

I would purchase a renovated warehouse (preferably in an art district) located along a canal in Amsterdam. I would like it to be 2 floors: one for living, and the top one for creating. A full studio with floor-to-ceiling windows so I could see the boats and people go by as I made things. okay I wanna leave now!