Studio Before and After
Dec. 31st, 2005 01:39 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
divaleaPics here!
True to form, the before has unflattering lighting, unflattering hair, no foundation garments, and no makeup.
Wait.
But it's a mess. Yikes.
After is full of things you can't see: bags and bags of garbage thrown out, the tabouret reorganized and mercilessly culled art supplies. With my Xmas booty, I bought shelves and an ottoman.
The middle shelves of the cubes are for works in progress, to keep them at eye level. I'll be adding a flap of vinyl (yay Command Adhesive!) to the middle to keep dust and animal hair off of uncured work.
True to form, the before has unflattering lighting, unflattering hair, no foundation garments, and no makeup.
Wait.
But it's a mess. Yikes.
After is full of things you can't see: bags and bags of garbage thrown out, the tabouret reorganized and mercilessly culled art supplies. With my Xmas booty, I bought shelves and an ottoman.
The middle shelves of the cubes are for works in progress, to keep them at eye level. I'll be adding a flap of vinyl (yay Command Adhesive!) to the middle to keep dust and animal hair off of uncured work.
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Date: 2005-12-31 08:23 pm (UTC)I’m not an artist. I'm an electronics money (robots, micro-controllers, that sort of thing). And like artistry, that lends itself to severe disorganization, with a solid helping of pac-rat syndrome. Right now, about 2/3's of the floor in my study is covered with bits of wire, video games I've hacked, a box of mini-bots used for a school presentation, a pile of old technical publications, and various toys that were taken apart in hoped of using them as robots.....
I so need to follow yer example. :(