I use my walls of my studio as storage for some of
my framed art, occasionally swapping them out
when I get tired of looking at them.I have many other sculptures and skulls still boxed
away, but I was really happy to finally unpack a few of
them for display on my new cabinet.More remnants from the house move: a fully functioning printer that’s
been boxed now for four years, but serves as a junk table. Well, I assume
it to be fully functioning, since it was when I packed it.
This small bank of drawers is the most useful piece of furniture in
my studio, as it holds all my supplies and doubles as a desk while
I’m painting. I have sliding pads under it so I can push it to any spot
I need while I move around the room searching for decent light.
My wife hates this chair. I’ve had it for about 27 years,
and it certainly looks like it. But for whatever reason,
I still have it. Though I’m positive there are much better
options out there these days...So much is hidden behind these brand new cabinet doors!
Old and new sketchbooks, boxes of Magic: The Gathering
artist proofs and cards, convention supplies, and more
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