Libby Mills has an interesting discussion on her blog about where your work table faces. http://www.libzoid.net/blog/ She prefers facing the room. I do too. I like it that every time I lift my eyes, I gaze out over myworkspace through to the window and the view outside. It makes such a difference to my wellbeing and creativity. A lot of my work involves sanding and I can't tell you how much things have changed to the way I feel about sanding (luv it now!) since I've had this studio set up like this.
Friday, November 02, 2007
Where does your table face?
Libby Mills has an interesting discussion on her blog about where your work table faces. http://www.libzoid.net/blog/ She prefers facing the room. I do too. I like it that every time I lift my eyes, I gaze out over myworkspace through to the window and the view outside. It makes such a difference to my wellbeing and creativity. A lot of my work involves sanding and I can't tell you how much things have changed to the way I feel about sanding (luv it now!) since I've had this studio set up like this.
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A very nice working area you have! I can stay behind the table all day long without a break.
I am so jealous of your beautiful view. Great workspace!
man I could live forever in your studio. what a wonderful view to kick start the creative juices.
Yeah, I have absolutely no excuses to stay away from the clay table these days. With this studio set up, I'm living in clay heaven.
wow...that garden!!! It looks like a tropical place...wonderful! I'm from the Netherlands and we have nowhere near such lush green gardens! Except for in the greenhouses...wow, your workplace must be extremely inspiring!
~Mandy (www.beadsandart.com)
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