Cool workspace or not ?

Rodnik

New member
supervike--
The tables aren\'t attached. I basically built a backstop for items rolling around on the table---I wanted to make sure I could move the tables if I needed to.
I built the tables from 2x4s and 3/4 plywood---for the most part---then I topped \'em off with hardboard. That way I could paint on it, cut on it...basically whatever--and then rip off the hardboard and replace it when I needed to.

I\'ve probably dedicated a little more room than I need to for my studio, but I entertain other painters every now and then. I prefer to give painting lessons at the house, vs the LGS--as the environment is better for painting. My wife might not feel the same way--but HEY!..this ain\'t about her...:D
 

Shawn R. L.

New member
WOW! The neatness of some of your workspaces! Mine is, um, organic.................



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GreenOne

I paint my thumb.
@Shawn: I dig that hat! ( No, seriously, I do.):D
That brush seems a little big for the mini, did you get caught while drybrushing?
 

Orchid Noir

New member
Originally posted by Shawn R. L.
WOW! The neatness of some of your workspaces! Mine is, um, organic.................

Remember that mine is still new! Not as fulll of stuff as usual yet, either. ;)


And count me in on the love the hat! I have always adored bowler type hats. :]
 

Shawn R. L.

New member
Originally posted by Orchid Noir
Originally posted by Shawn R. L.
WOW! The neatness of some of your workspaces! Mine is, um, organic.................




And count me in on the love the hat! I have always adored bowler type hats. :]


Yeah, I love the ol bowler too. Paid 64$ for it and wore it for 30 secounds in the rain. The top got all lumpy and soft - grrrrrr. Still looks decent though.
 

Jarrett

New member
Here\'s mine - the computer station is to the right of the area in the photo. Sorta an L shape PC and Painting area.


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