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Everyone and there momma has Instagram now and I love it. More dope pictures to see from both huge monstrous mobile platforms. Welp let me go ahead and say, yup I’m on there too. Come through to se a variety of my slight photographer eye, new artwork, sneak previews, random crap, etc etc.

@aka_MAS

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Quick 30 min painting I did on my tablet in light of the newest release to the Ronnie Fieg Asics collection, Super Red 2.0 GT2s

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Yet again another character I did in this portrait series, however this one is a commission.

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When you talk to an artist or anyone who uses their creativity to create they might tell you about the things they do in their personal workspace. Their creativity cant just stick to being made in a uptight studio or office. It has some type of comfortable flow, feng shui if you will, that develops that inspiration to flow freely. Their creativity haven. As I did my normal blog scroll on Pulse I came upon this post from Home-Designing talking about artistic workspaces. Now me personally, if I had a large supply of money and my own studio/loft/penthouse apt I would go in on my workspace! Check out some of these amazing workspaces they collected. There are definitely a few I want to take inspiration from for mine once I get my place.

The Painter

Via Wael Hamdi

The little fashion blog that just got a lot of publicity and some higher online traffic

Via Linda Gavin, Photographer

The explorer (I love the cylinder library above and curved desk)

Workspace of National Geographic's explorer Wade Davis. Design by: Travis Price ArchitectsShelves to the rafters will maximize storage for banks of archive files and extensive book libraries, consider the permanent installation of a library ladder to allow you to reach your back catalogue without standing on precarious stools and tables, or to save a trip to the shed for the DIY stepladder a couple of times a week!

The student designer 

Via Alvhem MakleriIdeas boards or inspirational artwork in bright motivational colors adds character and purpose to rooms like these, mount busy pieces against a soothing neutral backdrop to promote calm and clarity in your creative zone.

The trendy designer who has it all together (I LOVE THIS SPACE)

Via Modernica

The child who has too much creativity to succumb them to just paper (wish my space was like this when I was a kid)

Via Ikea

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