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To the right of the inspiration board, I have a corner filled with stacks with ready-to-use animation bond paper, exposure sheets, thumbnail boards, blank storyboard pages, folders -- along with more various oddities that never cease to inspire me.
(And for the record, I am NOT a NASCAR fan. That big number 8 was bought by Andrea at a flea market. She got a whole stack of old gas station numbers.)
This is were I work, sometimes. (I am moving at the end of the month. I will miss my room. Less than $200 a month, where are you living????)
This is what I have on my work desk right now. The tan one is done at this point, but my camera batterie died and I can't find the charger.
Back row:
Doll Love WenWen, Impldoll Aldrich, Fairyland MNF Mirwen.
Front row:
Fairyland Pukifee NF and Mio.
Once it gets a little warmer today I'll tackle the 4 blank heads.
Relisys 19" monitor on the left
Dell E2210H 21.5" monitor as main screen
Asus Eee PC 1001PX
Sony PSP
Nokia 6300 (half center right)
Trust wireless desktop set (Keyboard and mouse, from Amazon.co.uk)
Western Digital Elements 1TB External HDD (from Amazon.co.uk)(bottom right)
One of my supply depots down in the cellar. Now that I come to look at it, my husbands quite right when he claims I'm taking over the whole cellar... but don't tell him I said so :-))
It was my workspace during visit to my grandma.
So it's a really old table and clock :-)
Shot on film and vintage soviet Fed 5B camera.
I'm just starting out - what you see here is literally everything I have so far - and already my workspace has shrunk to 8" x 10" of usable space. Paul's Rule is true!
with the complete wallpaper, as you see, keyboard and mouse are wired. i hate it to change batteries during work...
My studio/workspace/place to hide.
Fairly tidy compared to normal, mostly its a mix of jiffy bags, gift boxes, ribbon and paper along with all the beads. My wire was taking over some what too but now its safely in a box.
Well... my system went boom. So I had to reinstall the OS... and while it was doing so, I got to thinking about my display arrangement, and all the neck pain from craning around to see that fourth display. One ingenious idea, a cannibalized picture frame, and two pair of socks later, this workspace was born [-:
Meja kerja yang sederhana, tidak ada komputer, kecuali jika aku membawa notebook.
Yang ada tumpukan buku python, panduan pariwasata indonesia entah punya siapa, kertas-kertas kecil dan iklan.
Terdapat pula kunci notebook untuk keamanan karena mejaku berada di luar, tidak di "boks", walaupun masih di dalam lab sih.
Kabel utp cat 5(e) tersedia untuk melakukan koneksi ke jaringan ITB dan Internet.
As a graduate student in international relations I do not need a insane computer set up. I would love one, but am resigned to the fact I will be poor for years to come. Mostly my imac and macbook are used to run Stata, Maple, Papers, iTunes, iWork suite and word processors. Thankfully my macs make it easy to run the software I need and work with mission critical reliability. Loosing a thesis after months of work is terrifying.
My actual workspace, complete with at least four works in progress. Taken for a forum thread on workspaces.
NOTE: Whimsical Workspaces is a workshop available for free here: willowing.ning.com/group/whimsical-workspace
Not a very interesting photo, but you can't see the bowl of spilled glass beads I got on my hands and knees and picked out of the carpet under the closet door and in front of the bookcase! Also, this is the day to dust the baseboards and the ceiling fan, to wash the pet bed and to hand wash all the little mini-quilts in this room, the ones that hang on the walls and the ones that go under the lamps. Also, Tidy Me was the day of reckoning for many things that did not belong in the room. If it doesn't belong here, it doesn't live in this room any more. One of my cats placed his catnip mouse on top of the sewing table. He went to some trouble to get it there, so I left it in.
Journal Prompt: Write up a "chores list" for things you need to clean and how often.
DAILY: Clear off the desk, the sewing table and the counter top of the Hoosier cabinet. Never leave the cutting table set up overnight. NOTHING, and I mean NOTHING, lives in Area 1. Area 1 is where I hold my dances.
WEEKLY: Clear the dump zone baskets, dust everything, vacuum including the baseboards.
BI-WEEKLY: Revisit and update UFO spreadsheets (to remind me of what I already have waiting to be completed), update photos of completed projects in my digital scrapbooks.
MONTHLY: Go through stash bins. Wash the pet bed.
SEMI-ANNUALLY: Wash the slipcover, curtains and the little quilts.
ANNUALLY: Shampoo the carpet. Weed out stashes. If something looks hopeless or is unwanted, PIF it.
In the desk and workspace area, there are only computers, desks, task lighting, and chairs. Likely, when the space is in use, there are also project materials strewn about the desks. However, at the end of the day, all items are put away and stored on the bookcase. The bookcase is built into the wall and was part of the original design of BSSR House.