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Creative Workspaces and Home Offices
March 29, 2009 by Parka
It's always interesting to look at the workspace and home offices of artists. Here are some that I came across recently:
Studios of artists from Conceptart.org
Beauty and the Beast workspace
And when I look into Flickr, I found a few more groups dedicated to creative workspace and home offices:
Flickr: Workspaces - No Computers!
Below are workspace not relating specifically to art and craft creation.
This is the Unclutter Flickr pool. It's general home offices and workspace.
Flickr: Unclutterer Workspaces
Flickr: The Annotated work spaces
Flickr: Professional Creatives At Home
And finally, this is my table.
Do you have any interesting workspace websites or photos to share?
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been meaning to set up my own
Pourya (not verified)
March 31, 2009,
1 year 22 weeks ago
Comment id: 96
been meaning to set up my own studio, these are all very inspiring! thanks
Wow, this is a great
Judy Pokras (not verified)
April 3, 2009,
1 year 21 weeks ago
Comment id: 102
Wow, this is a great collection. I love looking at the workspaces (and homes) of other creative people. Thanks for putting this together!
Judy (@sketchgrrl on twitter)
Thanks for all of the pics.
deb clarke (not verified)
April 3, 2009,
1 year 21 weeks ago
Comment id: 103
Thanks for all of the pics. I love looking at artists' workspaces.
Honestly, I would be very
Jay Zuck (not verified)
April 3, 2009,
1 year 21 weeks ago
Comment id: 104
Honestly, I would be very embarrassed to show off my workspace at the moment. I am the kind of artist who brings order from chaos.
I am looking into overhauling my workspace though and it is helpful to peer into what my fellow artists are up to. It looks like they aren't more organized then I am for the most part so I won't beat myself up about it.
This was a great reference
Roballoo (not verified)
April 3, 2009,
1 year 21 weeks ago
Comment id: 105
This was a great reference for creative office spaces:
http://www.on-my-desk.blogspot.com/
sadly it's not being updated much these days.
Nice article. I'll update my
Mario (not verified)
April 3, 2009,
1 year 21 weeks ago
Comment id: 106
Nice article. I'll update my workspace sometime, I could never imagine so much people were doing it... =]
Mario / NeoSublime
Great creative spots!
eric tabuena (not verified)
April 6, 2009,
1 year 21 weeks ago
Comment id: 115
Great creative spots!
Wow, I was linked by drawn.ca
Parka
April 7, 2009,
1 year 21 weeks ago
Comment id: 116
Wow, I was linked by drawn.ca and linesandcolours.com.
Welcome to all new readers!
In particular, I want to highlight a link that I saw on linesandcolors.com that features the studio of comic artists. Check it out at comicbookresources.com, there are interviews and lots of studio pictures!
Nice Cool!
Érico (not verified)
April 17, 2009,
1 year 19 weeks ago
Comment id: 145
Nice Cool!
I post a picture of my messy
Stacy Reed (not verified)
May 25, 2009,
1 year 14 weeks ago
Comment id: 241
I post a picture of my messy desk at the end of each month since January 2006. I think it's fun to look back at some of the art projects I've done and the messes they've left on my desk.
Being artists, you can expect
Adam (not verified)
July 5, 2009,
1 year 8 weeks ago
Comment id: 391
Being artists, you can expect messy and unique work spaces, I know people who are not artists or anything and still have as creative workstations too.
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