w00h00! It makes me grin from ear to ear to hear that menly men can be so happy to get their shed of their own, even if it is a glorified closet. And happy you should be. Every man needs his space! Be it an attic, a basement, a cave, a treehouse, a broom closet. A man needs at least one space where he can proclaim, without fear of womanly retribution, and as they so eloquently said
in the League Of Gentlemen; "What's all this ruckus? We'll have no
cleaning here?! This is a manly space, for manly people"
And Skel, shed no tears, you're not alone in this plight. As long as I don't buy a bigger house, I'm stuck with this:
Mind you, this is a picture from 2008, the start of my painting resurrection. the desk chair and TV got an upgrade and the amount of painting material has exploded to it can even no longer fit into one of those foldable, plastic grocery boxes.
Hence the introduction of a mini-painting kit with just a few brushes and the paints I immediately need for the next stage of a model, so I can setup and cleanup in a few minutes. luckily the girlfriend is supportive of the hobby, but I'm not going to try and test the scorned fury with a coffee table like that left overnight, as when she's abroad for work, the room runs the risk of quicly devolving into a wildernis with some walkable hunting trails.
And here's my photo setup, also something quickly setup and taken down. I prefer to have the apartment not filled with clutter so I've gotten pretty adept at making that chaos disappear in no time.
The lighting tent is this :
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/640799395/lightcase?ref=discovery
The lights are two 4000K LED light bulbs, and I adjust the height of the light case with whatever I can find.