I love seeing photos of the studios and work spaces of my fellow artists. To me the studio is a sacred ground where the magic happens. The studio speaks of the mindset of the person inhabiting and creating within it. Many of the illustrators I admire have posted pictures of their studios on blogs and facebook fan pages. Here is a small collection of some of my favourites:

 

First from the four horsemen of Awesome Horse Studios.

Aaron B Miller’s Studio with cat:

http://www.aaronbmiller.com/

 

Cynthia Sheppard’s Studio:

http://www.sheppard-arts.com/

 

Marc Scheff’s Studio:

http://www.marcscheff.com/

 

Noah Bradley’s Workspace:

http://www.noahbradley.com/

 

Next up we have a group from the Muddy Colors blog:

Arnie Fenner’s Studio:

See more at Muddy Colors

 

Donato Giancola’s Studio:

See more at Muddy Colors
http://www.donatoart.com/

 

Petar Meseldžija’s Studio

http://www.petarmeseldzijaart.com/

 

Jesper Ejsing’s Studio

See more at Muddy Colors
http://www.jesperejsing.com/

 

Eric Fortune’s Studio

See more at Muddy Colors
http://www.ericfortune.com/

 

And then some studios of other professional illustrators:

Adam Paquette’s Studio

http://www.paquette.com.au/

 

Darren Yeow’s Studio

www.stylus-monkey.com

 

Nathan Fowkes’ workspace

http://nathanfowkes.blogspot.com/

 

Mike Butkus’ Studio

http://www.mikebutkus.net/

 

Brian Froud’ Studio

http://www.worldoffroud.com/

 

Boris Vallejo and Julie Bell’s Studio

http://www.imaginistix.com/

 

James Gurney’s Studio

http://gurneyjourney.blogspot.com/

 

Lastly one of my most favourites because the studio is so reflected in the artist’s work:

Angela Rizza’s Workspace

http://angelarizza.com/

 

And finally my own studio, also complete with cat.

I hope you have enjoyed this collection of studios and workspaces! I would love to see your studio too, so feel free to link to your own in the comments, please!