How to Visually Create Barriers

Today I had high hopes of conquering the lighting studio. Fourth time is the charm right? I had sheets, I had duck tape, vines... the works. But an hour later I was staring in dismay at a stupid piece of fabric taped clumsily to the wall still with partial wrinkles in it. I packed and left. I was done. Frustrated and sick.

I went to Home Depot. For some reason if I get overwhelmed this is the one place that still gives me hope in Memphis. It's almost a chemical reaction. I love to wander the isles of paint, tape, nails, and hope one day that I will have space to fix up and call mine.

Today I tried the one last idea in my mental book; A simple drop sheet.

This past week and a half, I have tried to make wall paper, studio paper, shower curtains, and even bed sheets work.

Guess what! lol, I think I'm going to be ok.

I want to start expressing what it feels like to be depressed. As a kid I used to think that I was always

underwater. I like how the  drop sheet looks. And I love to work outside.