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July 26, 2008

desks I have known

I'm going to start chronicling the desks that I work at. Since I freelance, I get to sit in a lot of different places, and maybe this is interesting to someone...


my desk at home (11th street) - note the feeling of being crammed into a corner with a lot of heat generating machinery


my desk at Syrup Studio (Tribecca) - only worked here one day, but I'm a big fan of the windows - this really isn't how every studio is


my desk at Element Studio (Herald Square) - great windows there (seriously, they're not always this great) and occasionally the view of sunbathing women on the deck of the apartments across the street - oh, and occasionally a guy who walks around his apartment naked in the middle of the day


I'm including this photo of my bed (still 11th street) because I was working on a project for Powerade when I took this, so technically, this was one of my workspaces



two views from my desk at Spike TV (Columbus Circle) - the view was amazing from the window. I could see Columbus Circle and Central Park; it could be the best view I'll ever have


going back even further, here's two photos of the "studio" that Ron and I set up in my apartment, or rather in my bedroom of my apartment on Boerum street


Now I'm going back the furthest I could find to a workspace that maybe should be forgotten. This is from the time right after I graduated from college and I was filling my room at my parents' house with computers, mostly half-built.

That's it for now - I think I might be able to find a desk I worked at from even further back, but I'm probably going to have to scan that in...

Posted by zboog at July 26, 2008 2:24 AM

I'm going to start chronicling the desks that I work at. Since I freelance, I get to sit in a lot of different places, and maybe this is interesting to someone...


my desk at home (11th street) - note the feeling of being crammed into a corner with a lot of heat generating machinery


my desk at Syrup Studio (Tribecca) - only worked here one day, but I'm a big fan of the windows - this really isn't how every studio is


my desk at Element Studio (Herald Square) - great windows there (seriously, they're not always this great) and occasionally the view of sunbathing women on the deck of the apartments across the street - oh, and occasionally a guy who walks around his apartment naked in the middle of the day


I'm including this photo of my bed (still 11th street) because I was working on a project for Powerade when I took this, so technically, this was one of my workspaces



two views from my desk at Spike TV (Columbus Circle) - the view was amazing from the window. I could see Columbus Circle and Central Park; it could be the best view I'll ever have


going back even further, here's two photos of the "studio" that Ron and I set up in my apartment, or rather in my bedroom of my apartment on Boerum street


Now I'm going back the furthest I could find to a workspace that maybe should be forgotten. This is from the time right after I graduated from college and I was filling my room at my parents' house with computers, mostly half-built.

That's it for now - I think I might be able to find a desk I worked at from even further back, but I'm probably going to have to scan that in...