We’ve all probably browsed through lists of great desktop walpapers, but I thought it would be fun to actually see some of your desktops for real. I’ve done workspace round-ups before, and now we get to peer even closer into some of our collegues’ digital environments. Every artist is different, and as you can tell below….so are their desktops. I asked people on twitter to send me screenshots of their computer desktops and below is the majority of what hit the inbox. I’ll start with mine, below (main monitor only).

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Time for a little workspace invasion! I don’t know about you, but I love looking at other people’s workspaces. It just reinforces the fact that we are all so different, not only in our artistic styles, but in the inanimate objects we surround ourselves with. If you’d like to share your workspace with us you can add it to the BittBox User Workspaces Group on Flickr.

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Here’s the first round of workspaces from a bunch of you BittBoxers. If you don’t see your pic in this batch, don’t worry, I’ll be posting workspace pics every once in a while from now on. Take a look. There are some very interesting spaces out there! Thanks to everyone who uploaded their photos! You can see them all at the BittBox User Workspaces group at Flickr.

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Workspaces are always interesting, and I’d like to give all of you a chance to share with us! You’ll find a few photos of my workspace below, but I’d like to see yours. I’ve started a BittBox User Workspaces group at Flickr where you can add your images. You can also email photos to me at contact(at)bittbox.com if you like. Once we have enough to look at I’ll make a special post. You can include your name and what you do with the photos if you wish. (makes it a little more interesting)

Remember, to add a photo to a group on flickr, first upload your image, join the group, then go to your image page and (right above your photo) click “send to group” and choose BittBox User Workspaces from the list.

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