#Open Workspaces

[interiorergonomics]

Balancing Openness and Privacy: Designing Effective Open Office Spaces

Open office spaces have become a prominent trend in workplace design. This so, simply because they promote collaboration, communication as well as a sense of community among teammates. This layout eliminates physical barriers such as cubicles and private offices then resorts to creating a more fluid and flexible environment. Advantages of Open Workspaces: Enhanced Collaboration and…

[avocadoonthetrain]

This might be the most chaotic thing I have ever done in my life

I recently have gotten a coworker's portrait drawn and printed on stickers and button pins, which I then distributed to all our other coworkers, who wasted no time and started immediately showing them off on their bags and tablets. Stickers then started appearing around our workspace. Someone brought them abroad during vacation and left them in public spaces.

This man's face is now slowly becoming viral.

When asked why I did this, all I could answer was: because we love him and having his face go viral seemed like a good way to show him how much he means to us!

[qqueenofhades]

In other news, I (finally) have my own office.

[szilverer]

ive always wanted to be one of these cool kids that post wips & today there was this sudden realization. i have a blog now and i?? can?? so here a thingy i been trying to work on

[heyitsphoenixx]

my workspace/cat bed✨ insert post like “no one tells u about all the dust when u have Trinkets”

[delicateartisantrash]

Literally how it feels to discover a goldmine of incredible content

HOLY SHIT

I--

MEME

SOMEONE MADE A MEME OF MY FANFICTION I FUCKING CAN'T THIS FEELS LIKE ANOTHER LIFE MILESTONE

I AM LOVINGLY TUCKING IT NEXT TO THE OTHER TWO (2) MEMES I HAVE EARNED IN LIFE EEEEEEE TY

[bow-arts-in-nature]

A Visit to Tony Wade’s Studio at The Art House

Recently, I took a to visit to Tony Wade’s open studio at The Art House in Wakefield. It was an engaging experience that offered far more than a glimpse into a his process, it felt like stepping inside a visual and emotional map of memory, place, and intention.

Wade’s studio walls were covered with layers of maps, old photographs, colour studies, diagrams, and fragments of text, like a living collage of his thoughts. It felt immersive, as though the studio itself had become part of the work. I was struck by how his practice uses place not just as subject, but as material, each location bringing its own stories and connections.

One ongoing project that really stayed with me involved guests painting sections of a large silk screen, which will eventually become a public artwork on the outer walls of a local park. Designed with vibrant flowers, the intention behind it is simple yet powerful: to draw people into the park, to welcome them. This act of inviting others in through colour and participation, really spoke to me.

Visiting artist studios, offers a rare and valuable opportunity to witness the behind-the-scenes workings of a creative mind. It illustrates the process and makes space for dialogue. Seeing Wade’s ideas pinned across the walls gave me a new appreciation for the way an artwork evolves and reminded me that the space of making is just as important as the final result. For emerging artists like myself, these moments offer learning, encouragement, and a real sense of connection.

With my practice exploring the healing potential of nature particularly through community and folklore, I found this encounter incredibly grounding. I was reminded how important it is to allow process and place to guide the work, to let materials, stories, and people shape what we create. Wade’s use of mapping, both literal and emotional, made me reflect on how I might further map the journeys of my own pieces, both in their making and in how they’re received.

More than anything, visiting Tony's studio reminded me of the importance of openness, not just in sharing a space with others, but in staying open to where an idea can take you. That a wall full of sketches and pinned notes can be as alive as the final artwork itself.

[soudasouda]

Strut Shelving System, Long, Black & Maple designed by Shaun Kasperbauer & Luft Tanaka - Part of Souda's collection of Modern Shelving & Bookcases. Follow Souda on Tumblr

[mokeonn]

I am really excited because I'm actually sitting down and forcing myself to work on my projects so there will soon be things for me to post about and art for me to share bc for the last few months I have been doing nothing but drawing my failboy dhampir dnd character and my failgirl vampire ttrpg character

[fukounaboy]

Wondering why my computer is running so slow and then remembering it is probably because of the sheer amount of tabs I have open on Opera?

[kittykatinabag]

The good news: my blood draw today didn't make me dizzy or make me pass out once I got home like the one I did back in early 2022 did.

The bad news: I feel obligated to go to work tomorrow since I'm feeling about the same amount of tiredness as I usually do.

We'll see if it all hits like a truck when I wake up and don't have energy from food in my body.

[faggotmox]

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[theninjazebra]

Current workspace.

[ambersky0319]

I always forget how satisfying it can be for people to use other pronouns for me

like i have a trans coworker (he said it himself) who introduced himself as "[name] he/him" and so i said i use any pronouns and then! he would address me w they/them pronouns! it was nice!

[johntorrington]

every day i get emailed QLAB files

[cantankerouscatfish]

always great when my brother sends a video that apparently has like. something in it. but when I get it, it's about 6 pixels across and blurry as all heck.

idk if it's his phone settings or some weird iphone -> android sending issue but like. I wanna see the funny machines he's trying to show off. :(