One part of my studio, just after a job shipped. Being an illustrator is never having to clean your office, until you can't find what you need, and then, it's time to clean!
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posted by chuck pyle at 11:47 AM
Sunday, January 27, 2008
One part of my studio, just after a job shipped. Being an illustrator is never having to clean your office, until you can't find what you need, and then, it's time to clean!
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12 Comments:
Hum... books... Where do you live again? *smile*
how do you reach all of that stuff? dont your pencils roll off that table when its at that angle???
gravity is a state of mind
oooooooooooooooooooooh!
-Brandon
I wish i could browse your books
OOOOH? I see, Brandon likes sloppy studios! haha! More drawings upcoming, and maybe I will show the other room!
Yeah, I want to look through the books too. You giving tours of "other rooms" now? Sounds interesting.
two room split level with built in wet bar and cappucino lounge, or another room packed full of easels, half finished paintings and reference..... to be revealed, and hey, you have seen alot of those books in class!
My older two daughters are artists. Their bedrooms look just like this. :)
very cool!
Holy canoles, look at all those books and desk and table and messiness.
I want a studio like that!!!!
happy is the man with more art books than years...
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