Secret photos from an undisclosed location! *wink wink! This is my desk at work. Making me claustrophobic!! Happy Friday! What does your workspace look like?
Wow, That's freaky! I was looking at a book called "Artist to Artist" just an hour before reading this. The book allows several notable illustrators to talk to children about their work and how they got started, and a lot of studio photos are featured in its pages. All the studios are neat and pristine, and I absolutely cannot believe that anything gets accomplished in them.
I was thinking that this blog should do a series of posts on what workspaces REALLY look like. 30 minutes later I see this and Bam!
Is there a way multiple artists can contribute different photos all in the same post? Or maybe we should call this "workspace week" with a series of posts.
I absolutely get charged seeing other artists studios. I don't know why.
I love the workspace photo too. Seeing all the produce on the table looks exactly like my desk around project time: photos, sketches, print outs, reference books, and a hopeless mess that only I could navigate.
OK, I guess my workspace is proof of the chaos theory. But I relate, I relate.
And I've got to get one of those plastic multiple compartment pen holders. I waste more time sorting through my pencils and pens and brushes than I can count. (And don't get me started on colored pencil projects.)
When I am working on a bunch of projects, like now, my studio looks like ground zero of an art explosion. I couldn't take a picture-someone might sent it to one of those hoarder shows...
When my studio has been photographed, my mom and I spent days cleaning before.
There's just something about photocopiers, man. I don't know what it is. When I worked at a deli in high school we had a vacuum machine... you can imagine the shenanigans :D We put so many weird things in that machine :P
I love sharpies too. Their new fine tip pilot like pen is great.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the peek at your undisclosed location.
Wow, That's freaky! I was looking at a book called "Artist to Artist" just an hour before reading this. The book allows several notable illustrators to talk to children about their work and how they got started, and a lot of studio photos are featured in its pages. All the studios are neat and pristine, and I absolutely cannot believe that anything gets accomplished in them.
ReplyDeleteI was thinking that this blog should do a series of posts on what workspaces REALLY look like. 30 minutes later I see this and Bam!
Is there a way multiple artists can contribute different photos all in the same post? Or maybe we should call this "workspace week" with a series of posts.
I absolutely get charged seeing other artists studios. I don't know why.
Haha, awesome! Yeah, make it Workspace Week!
ReplyDeleteI love seeing where artists work....... here's a good Flickr group:
http://www.flickr.com/groups/etsymemberstudios/
(Sellers on Etsy sharing their creative workspaces!)
I love the workspace photo too. Seeing all the produce on the table looks exactly like my desk around project time: photos, sketches, print outs, reference books, and a hopeless mess that only I could navigate.
ReplyDeleteOK, I guess my workspace is proof of the chaos theory. But I relate, I relate.
And I've got to get one of those plastic multiple compartment pen holders. I waste more time sorting through my pencils and pens and brushes than I can count. (And don't get me started on colored pencil projects.)
When I am working on a bunch of projects, like now, my studio looks like ground zero of an art explosion. I couldn't take a picture-someone might sent it to one of those hoarder shows...
ReplyDeleteWhen my studio has been photographed, my mom and I spent days cleaning before.
Charlatan!!! :-)
ReplyDeleteIt is so true! So much for verisimilitude... :)
ReplyDeleteI want to write a musical some day with a song entitled "Versimilitude."
ReplyDeleteThere's just something about photocopiers, man. I don't know what it is. When I worked at a deli in high school we had a vacuum machine... you can imagine the shenanigans :D We put so many weird things in that machine :P
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