My Production Dungeon
work work work
This is where I used to take care
of all my sculpting chores.
There hasn't been any sculpting done
in about a year now.
I always keep telling myself "finish that
Spawn damn it! Finish it!"
But alas, when free time comes my
way which is rare, I spend it either
sleeping, or watching my favorite
movies...or frikken myspace. <_<
The Main Art Desk Area
This is my favorite spot. I can't work the way do anywhere else. This is the zone I need to be in when taking on major
contracted work, commissions, etc. People ask, "dude, doesn't it distract you having all those posters, figures and things
surrounding you?" Simplest answer. No. It absolutely does not. In fact, I would be more distracted working a room with
nothing in it, than this room. This is my setup. And that's pretty much all there is to it. My zen.
Sculpting table or was..
Hello everyone. I decided to take some pictures of my current workplace which is bound to change. I've been living here for some years
now and living in the same city of East Los Angeles for pretty much, most of my life. Not much has changed, but its home.
Photoshop and internet networking.
Just my set up. Everything set to feed both
my technical, and visual needs.
I even built my own system from scratch.
I love custom PC's.
Mac's are technically superior in the music
and graphic art department, but PC's are
way more fun and just about everything is
set for PC platforms anyways.
And no, that's not really a Bat chair. :)
Just a sticker logo i found a while back.
I thought it looked kinda cool.



Coming home from work just to work, took some time to get used to. It's
really easy to lose yourself in a day like this, let alone weeks, months or
years.
But i had to develop a super strong mindset to allow me to continue my
days work, almost disregarding anything i was doing prior.
It's a tough beginning. No doubt about that. I had to create an atmosphere
to help keep me motivated, humorous, inspired and most important of all,
well preserved.
I really do need to find a much larger place for myself, but trying to live on
your own in southern California, is very expensive.
Getting a room mate is your best option. Especially for a working artist.
Making millions of dollars is another option.
(One I'm currently looking into.)
Everyone, I'd like to introduce you to Frank Gomez.
My closet monster. He likes poking fun at
everyone. lol... (inside joke)
Ok, duh, it's not really a monster. Still, it never
ceases to freak people out when they see it.
How do I sleep with that thing in my closet?
Well, I'm pretty desensitized by it. In fact, it's really
difficult to scare me with monsters and ghouls.
I find them to be really cool looking instead.
Just latex rubber folks. ;] ..uhm.. yeah.
Well, that's all for now kiddies.
Thanks for stopping bye. Hope you enjoyed this
page.
Bye bye for now.
-Nar
PS. Don't always take yourself too serious.
AHH!! Theres an evil monster in my closet!
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