In an interview with DART: Design Art Daily, Jeffrey Decoster makes a great observation about an artist’s workspace:
The idea is for it be inviting when I’m not working, and for it not to fight me when I’m in a groove. I used to think these were secondary matters but it’s so enjoyable to work in a space that has an auspicious feeling about it.
Where is a musician’s workspace? The stage? The band practice room?
The most important workspace for me is my personal practice space at home.
That’s because this is where the real work gets done. The daily grind, payin’ my dues, woodshedding. And I don’t want this workspace to fight me when I’m in a groove. I want it to feel auspicious. I want it to help me get more practice in.
So what’s your workspace look like? Does it help you? Or fight you?
Get some inspiration.
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