An unnatural desk.

So, Max [extraordinary screenwriter and teacher, follow that link for the best courses ever] supplied this information about her desk/office space in comments to a previous post.

I have a wall board I got at Ikea, it's glass, extends about an inch out from the wall, you can write on it in dry erase markers if you wish, or clip papers to it. It tends to be very spare and neat but I do put things up on it, often I have a favorite photograph on it that just makes me feel good in the space.

[You thought I was going to say totally bare white walls didn't you Pooks?]

And now she has graciously supplied us with a picture of her desk as described:

And here is her new desk.

Unnaturally pristine, but then, it takes all kinds.

And to reassure myself over my own slovenly ways, here is Einstein's desk and wall:

Are you a Max or an Albert?

More cards! More walls! More office pr0n!

I stumbled across this article about home offices, home businesses, and it happened to be about people who put their work on the walls to inspire and organize.

This is not the Blake Snyder method by any means, no story structure or even story, because this is the office of the creator of Jars of Joy (a nifty gift idea).

And this wall belonging to a pr rep is what my wall would look like (and I'd like it!) if I weren't plotting on it.

Do your walls inspire you? Organize you? Are they full and busy or stark and clean?

What's your working style?