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My digital tools are two scanners, a wacom, CD burner, digital camera, cinema display, DSL and two wide format desktop printers. I just can't live without all these digital tools now. |
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Here's my home-made printer stand for the two printers. It solves the problem of how to fit two printers into the space of one. The Epson 2200 printer is for printing out linework onto watercolor paper. It gives amazing results... much better than tracing through a lightbox. The Canon 9000 is great for everyday printing... very fast output and inexpensive ink (that I refill myself). |
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I can't draw or paint without music it seems... hence the basket full of tapes. But it has to be quiet when I write... so I often go days without any music at all. Also visible is the 'mailing & shipping' department. The fax machine has become obsolete, replaced by the PDF. The tapes have been largely replaced by online radio and the mp3. My how times change! |
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My homemade cupboard... the latest in modern plywood design. It's a little plain, but it works great. There's a hodgepodge of art supplies in the upper shelves. I'm never quite sure what's in there. Artjunk from years past. The fan on the floor is my 'white noise' machine... to drown out noise from inside and outside the house when needed. |
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The bulletin board... of course. Home to little mementos from ideas past... favorite drawings, indispensible clutter. |
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And yet more shelves... what better place for clutter? The top shelves are filled with books I've done. The lower shelves are books I like from other artists and reference books. And that brings us full circle around the studio tour. |
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Two last things... me... and the cat. |
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Here she is pondering the mystery of life... striking picturesque poses all day long. Perhaps she's wondering if she really ought to switch to 'less active cat' formula or not. I'd say she qualifies. :0) |
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