kylesteed
my neck of the woods
This is where the magic happens. Well the creative magic at least. ;)
I just reorganized my space this weekend. Hung some new pieces on the wall and also bought the mStand to support my macbook.
Off to the right on my desk are some of my sketch books that I like to keep for quick inspiration. There is also the folder where I keep all my 52 profile sketches.
On the left of my desk I have Levi the Whale from @squaredeye and wall-e and a lego man that's also a flashlight (given to me by the wonderful @plasticmind).
The calender on the wall is from the awesome guys @FieldNotesBrand.
Right next to my calendar I hung up an old empty box I bought from a flea market. I like the texture and age it presents itself with. I like the emptiness of it and it helps remind me that anything is possible.
Above that I have two framed illustrations from the great Mark @Hemeon. He did these two quick illustrations while we were in Austin for SXSW late one night in a diner. The one of Rogie is absolutely perfect.
On the top I framed a page out of an old anatomy book. I love vintage anatomy drawings and think this one is perfect. It reminds me more of a portrait though, and I guess that's why I hung it up.
Next to the anatomy drawing is a printed piece from Japanese artist Nara Yoshitomo. I bought this while living in Japan about 5 years ago. His works is wonderful.
my neck of the woods
This is where the magic happens. Well the creative magic at least. ;)
I just reorganized my space this weekend. Hung some new pieces on the wall and also bought the mStand to support my macbook.
Off to the right on my desk are some of my sketch books that I like to keep for quick inspiration. There is also the folder where I keep all my 52 profile sketches.
On the left of my desk I have Levi the Whale from @squaredeye and wall-e and a lego man that's also a flashlight (given to me by the wonderful @plasticmind).
The calender on the wall is from the awesome guys @FieldNotesBrand.
Right next to my calendar I hung up an old empty box I bought from a flea market. I like the texture and age it presents itself with. I like the emptiness of it and it helps remind me that anything is possible.
Above that I have two framed illustrations from the great Mark @Hemeon. He did these two quick illustrations while we were in Austin for SXSW late one night in a diner. The one of Rogie is absolutely perfect.
On the top I framed a page out of an old anatomy book. I love vintage anatomy drawings and think this one is perfect. It reminds me more of a portrait though, and I guess that's why I hung it up.
Next to the anatomy drawing is a printed piece from Japanese artist Nara Yoshitomo. I bought this while living in Japan about 5 years ago. His works is wonderful.