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My Apartment

Office!

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This is the corner of my "office" room, with my loveseat, and my writing desk--and you can also see part of my sewing desk too.

Here's the bookcase with music and art books, kids' series books and manga, photo albums, and old journals/old notes/miscellaneous papers.

Here's the plastic drawers where my craft supplies live. You can see my closet door too, and some toys on the shelves.

My computer desk and drafting table. Art and writing. Where I spend most of my time, obviously.

Here are stuffed animals on a shelf, action figures and toys on floating shelves that look like Tetris blocks, and posters.

The toy shelf above my closet, where some figurines and toys live.

My writing desk's bookshelf, containing books on writing reference, art, biography, science and social science, and high school yearbooks. Plus, there's a lightsaber.

Here you can better see my bulletin board and a fun poster.

Closeup of the bookshelf with photo albums, kids' books, and comics.

Above my computer desk, I have my "creativity wall," where I have up representations of all my major long works. This is supposed to inspire me in my work area. Pictured are concept art pieces from Finding Mulligan, Stupid Questions, Bad Fairy, The House That Ivy Built, Joint Custody, and the official cover from my published book The Invisible Orientation. There are also plaques reading "imagine," "inspire," "grow," and "dream."

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	This is the corner of my "office" room, with my loveseat, and my writing desk--and you can also see part of my sewing desk too.
	Here's the bookcase with music and art books, kids' series books and manga, photo albums, and old journals/old notes/miscellaneous papers.
	Here's the plastic drawers where my craft supplies live. You can see my closet door too, and some toys on the shelves.
	My computer desk and drafting table. Art and writing. Where I spend most of my time, obviously.
	Here are stuffed animals on a shelf, action figures and toys on floating shelves that look like Tetris blocks, and posters.
	The toy shelf above my closet, where some figurines and toys live.
	My writing desk's bookshelf, containing books on writing reference, art, biography, science and social science, and high school yearbooks. Plus, there's a lightsaber.
	Here you can better see my bulletin board and a fun poster.
	Closeup of the bookshelf with photo albums, kids' books, and comics.
	Above my computer desk, I have my "creativity wall," where I have up representations of all my major long works. This is supposed to inspire me in my work area. Pictured are concept art pieces from Finding Mulligan, Stupid Questions, Bad Fairy, The House That Ivy Built, Joint Custody, and the official cover from my published book The Invisible Orientation. There are also plaques reading "imagine," "inspire," "grow," and "dream."