New Green Studio

New Redwood Garden Studio

Marin, CA

 

In 2022, I built a new studio in my redwood garden in Marin using a prefab design from studio-shed. My goal is to promote a more sustainable future, and that principle guides my studio practice.

Having a home studio helps me reduce greenhouse gases and minimize my carbon footprint. I deliberately chose a smaller studio to limit material usage and furnished it only with essential items, reusing whenever possible. Typically, I focus on 1-2 paintings at a time, maintaining a clean and minimal workspace. All my art materials find a home in a small office within my house.

I selected this studio for its commitment to sustainability, utilizing eco-friendly building materials and adhering to stringent energy codes. The lumber comes from responsibly managed forests, certified by the Forest Stewardship Council (FSC). Additionally, the energy-efficient windows and doors contribute to lower power consumption while ensuring comfort.

Environmental preservation is a cause close to my heart, and I take pride in contributing to a greener planet through my studio choices. It's a small step, but every effort counts in our journey towards a more sustainable world.

Welcome to my website

Goodbye Instagram

…but @t.bozic lives on!

I must regretfully share that my Instagram account, @t.bozic, was recently hacked and deleted. This experience has compelled me to reevaluate my relationship with social media, as I have been increasingly disheartened by its impact on artists and overall well-being.

I am now committed to focusing on endeavors that better align with my values, including the launch of my blog and mailing list. Additionally, I am excited to collaborate with local non-profits on meaningful projects that inspire me.

The decision to quit social media is a deeply personal one, and I believe it is crucial to prioritize authentic inspiration and cultivate a more intentional life. I invite you to join my mailing list linked below.

Thank you sincerely for your understanding and encouragement! With much love, xoxoxoxoxox.

Interview on Off The Easel Podcast

I had a wonderful time as a guest on the "Off the Easel" podcast with Skye Becker-Yamakawa and Catherine Moore. It's a fantastic podcast that explores the art world!

During our chat, we talked about how I started my journey as an artist and why I love painting animals. My passion for protecting nature really drives my art, and it was a fascinating discussion.

The podcast is a real gem. Skye and Catherine find the most interesting guests and do their homework to give valuable background info. You can tell they're truly passionate about art and its historical context.

I'm really excited to listen to their upcoming episodes. They make art fun and engaging, and I feel a real connection with their enthusiasm for spreading knowledge.

If you want to enjoy some good vibes and learn interesting insights, "Off the Easel" is a must-listen! Don't miss out on this fantastic podcast!