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A quick look in to my #artstudio #worktable #artjournal entry with #watercolour
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Beta-400MA is a large Manual/Auto cut-off machine, which is suitable for cutting various metal materials, ceramics, quartz glass, and petrographic samples. The equipment is equipped with a variety of fixtures, can cut irregularly shaped samples, and realize the feed cutting of worktable (Y-axis) and the chopping cutting (Z-axis) of cutting samples. The flexible and automatic cutting mode can improve the efficient. The pulsing cutting plus the huge recirculating tank greatly avoid the surface burning of the sample.
When I'm standing at my work table, this is the view of the front half of the studio, which would be the gallery office area.
I was entertained by this worktable in the sky on my neighborhood trip the other day. I guess that is one way to make sure no one bothers your stuff. But I was more fascinated by the geometrical aspects against the skyline.
A low-angle shot captures the glossy, reflective surface of a worktable in a spacious, well-lit art studio, mirroring the overhead lights, ductwork, and distant doors. The scene is quiet and still, with a large printing press and drying racks visible in the background, suggesting a space dedicated to printmaking or large-scale art production. The composition uses the reflection to create a sense of depth and symmetry, contrasting the clean, industrial ceiling with the creative chaos of the studio below.
This is some of the dyed reed that is sitting on my work table today. I was there making a basket and trying to get organized.
The favorite place to touch up a chain is on the tailgate of a pickup truck. It is at the right height to lean over the saw and rest the lower back by putting your elbows on the tailgate. The worktable pictured above is at a similar height.
The garage still has a long way to go, but if I keep plugging away over the next 2-3 weekends I should pretty much have it under control.
I now have a pile of 2' long pieces of 2x4. I hate getting rid of wood, but can't think of anything these could be used for.
Taken with the black & white mode of HTC HERO. It seems not bad as HERO just being a smart phone.
Author: tsian
Camera: HTC HERO
Place: Tianlin, Shanghai, China
Time: 2009.10
Under all of the worktables in the warehouse, are rolls of individual patterns made by the owner and his father over the past 47 years of the business.