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[camwyn]

I finally got a decent digital camera, so for those of you who want to know what my apartment looks like, here it is.

Swordage! Just inside my apartment door. My dad originally made the rack for me to hang my bows from, but really, I think it works much better this way. Don't you?

Living space When you've got a 500 square foot studio apartment, you gotta do what you can with your space. I sleep in the loft. The kitchen is through the doorway on the right. The telly is under the stairs to the loft, and the bathroom's behind all this lot.

Desk My desk and my bookshelf- there will be a second bookshelf shortly, once I paint the darn thing and get it assembled. I still have way too many books to be strictly healthy.

Bathroom Look, it's got a wooden ceiling! ... well, *I* like it that way...

Looking down from the loft That's my dining table on the left and my couch up against the wall. The detritus on the table is, er, my electronics stuff; I'm teaching myself electronics from a book and feel no need to clean up between sessions.

Comments

[charliesmum.livejournal.com]

Love the sword rack. It looks like those two people you were writing about - the Chinese guy and the cowboy in the other universe, you know the one, took up residence together.

And love the Ghostbusters poster.

And one can never have too many books.

[camwyn]

Thank you! Something like that was more or less the look I was going for, insofar as I can be said to have been going for any look at all. The first art I put up in this apartment was the poster next to my television- from the Asian Art wing at the Met- and the second was the running horse wall scroll from Toronto's Chinatown. I do like to keep my art and furniture simple and stylized, too, where I can.