What does your Workshop/Workspace look like?
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Evilboy
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I have the barest beginnings of a workshop! I talk about it in another thread but I went nuts cleaning the basement and found for myself enough space to put in a workbench and some storage.
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I doubt it'll stay this clean for long.
Trevor
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I think that looks like a GREAT start!
Alexsewell
New Member
This is very interesting. There's actually an artist named Joe Fig who creates miniture models of artists' studios, check them out!
tek2graphics
Sr Member
Nice! By the way, whats that Dinosaur in there?
tek2graphics
Sr Member
WOW thanks, thats beautiful!
Thanks. It is a very old CM Studios (Charlie McGrady) Velociraptor kit.
Great spaces all. I love seeing other's dreams come true and see them dedicate their life (and part of their homes) to achieving those dreams.
I wake up everyday grateful that I am still doing what I love to do and make a living at it 26 years later. Each and every day, I still feel like a kid!
Here is a quick journey into some of the spaces we have created over the years. The last few images are our current facility, which I am thankful for each and every day. It truly is the culmination of dedicating most of my life to this amazing art and I couldn't have done it without the help of many people and inspirations throughout the years.
Thanks for looking
Here is one I set up in my garage.. obviously before it got extremely messy and cramped.
and here is the secret entrance and office in my old home
Here is the next shop we moved into. We had fun with this one
Here is a temporary shop we set up before moving into the one we are in now. It is basically two portable garage tents joined together. We installed an AC in it as well that vented outside. This was set up inside a warehouse so we could keep our work private and contained. For a tight space, we got a surprising amount done.
And here is our current facility. This was a true labor of love. It was totally unfinished when we moved in. The good part is it allowed complete creative freedom. The not so good part is that complete creative freedom costs some $$$. But looking back, it was well worth it. And yep, I even built another secret door in the brick wall of the conference room.
and for more fun, had to do this to my office door
I wake up everyday grateful that I am still doing what I love to do and make a living at it 26 years later. Each and every day, I still feel like a kid!
Here is a quick journey into some of the spaces we have created over the years. The last few images are our current facility, which I am thankful for each and every day. It truly is the culmination of dedicating most of my life to this amazing art and I couldn't have done it without the help of many people and inspirations throughout the years.
Thanks for looking
Here is one I set up in my garage.. obviously before it got extremely messy and cramped.
and here is the secret entrance and office in my old home
Here is the next shop we moved into. We had fun with this one
Here is a temporary shop we set up before moving into the one we are in now. It is basically two portable garage tents joined together. We installed an AC in it as well that vented outside. This was set up inside a warehouse so we could keep our work private and contained. For a tight space, we got a surprising amount done.
And here is our current facility. This was a true labor of love. It was totally unfinished when we moved in. The good part is it allowed complete creative freedom. The not so good part is that complete creative freedom costs some $$$. But looking back, it was well worth it. And yep, I even built another secret door in the brick wall of the conference room.
and for more fun, had to do this to my office door
FoxhoundTCF
Active Member
I haven't got a dedicated workspace as such so I made (with help from my dad) this tray-like workstation using wood from an old desk a few years ago.
