A studio is more than just a space to paint. It holds energy, memories, and inspiration. For May Cockcroft , the walls of her studio are not just background—they are part of the process. Marks, notes, and colors left behind become part of her work, guiding each new piece she creates. A Space Full of Energy Studio walls are like a diary of past ideas. Layers of paint, sketches, and handwritten words build up over time. These marks tell a story—one of trial, error, discovery, and emotion. May Cockcroft finds inspiration in these layers. She doesn’t see the walls as something to keep clean, but as something that grows with her art. When she looks at the walls, she sees past thoughts, forgotten ideas, and unfinished moments. Sometimes, these marks spark something new. A color, a word, or even an old mistake can lead to the next painting. Handwritten Prompts as a Guide Writing is a big part of May Cockcroft’s process. She writes directly onto her paintings and studio walls. These wor...
