Your Creative Work Space
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Let go live with @Peter Jarvis.
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@Peter-Jarvis thats so cool!
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@Peter-Jarvis Hey, i see my on avatar on your screen, so it seems I was there LOL
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Mine does not have as great a view as Peter's. It's split into two areas - my digital work area (got such a hard time from hubby when i hooked up the second monitor lol) Please forgive the blurry pic, had to take it quickly
And where I work traditionally
I'm a packrat with no storage space! My kingdom for some bookcases!
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This is my studio
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Oh wow u guys got really nice workspace there! I'm jelly.
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Omg. ..you have a stormtrooper! You win!
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The Stormtrooper is pretty cool
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@Grant-Brown Amazing work space! Love the dalek!
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Thank you guys for sharing your work space! It really makes me feel like I know you better. It is way cool to see the little knick-knacks and things you surround yourselves with. I love the row of rocks on Lynn's desk and Grant's framed art and stormtrooper!
Peter, you inspire me to climb out of my dungeon now and then, look out the windows at this "sun" thing people are talking about.Thanks a lot!
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Here is my current creative work cave. I have some family photos and toys about, along with some inspirational quotes and art from other artists i like. I've also started taping some of my daily practice sketches and studies on the wall, kind of like a mini portfolio. When I do something that i like better than what is up there, I replace it with the new sketch. Sometimes I really can't wait to pull some pieces off the wall but i wont do it unless i have something better to replace it with.
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Looks awesome Spencer! I like the idea of hanging your practice work. I have a favorite quote too, I write it in all my sketch books and have it hanging in a few other places - The artist is nothing without the gift, but the gift is nothing without the work by Emile Zola - reminds me to draw every day
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I have a spare bedroom in my house that is my home office where I do all of my digital illustration and design work. (I also have a space in my unfinished basement that I use for anything else creative I do that might be a bit messier like painting etc.
You can easily tell I am a huge Disney fan (always have been) and I like having all of the different art/figures/toys etc around me for inspiration not just with art but life in general.
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And because you have now seen the actual photos - this illustration I had done a few years ago of myself in my workspace for use on my website etc will now make sense as well.
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Lovely space you have there Rich! I'm jealous you have a whole room! I thought about taking over one of the bedrooms, instead of having stuff jammed into corners of the living room, but then i would never see anyone else lol
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@Rich-Green thats really a cool piece of art! like it, but i miss the coffee.
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Welll... my workspace is just a mess
I always put it in order from time to time and while saying to myself "from now on, it will be like this! I will not allow to turn in to mess again!" ...and after 3 days...You could play "find waldo" with my desk
But to make it easier... I use intuos 3 for digital work, I almost bought a Cintiq, but I realized I dont really mind the disconnection... I use polychromatic colored pencils for sketching... and oils and pastels when I want to do something bigger on my easel. I am big Mignola fan, hence the Hellboy. Miniature statues are serious danger for my wallet 
...and yeah... I wouldnt survive without ice cream these scorching days..
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This is the setup I built in our new place. I wanted a workspace that felt like it was tucked into the wall so added cupboards either side. I recycled the weathered old fence palings when we re-did the fence.
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@Grant-Brown Awesome. What an amazing space.
