A cinematic still shot on a <n>Sony a7</n> camera and edited with <n>Premiere Pro</n>.

Graphic design by <n>Stefy Loret de Mola</n>.

Stefy Loret de Mola graphically visualises cycles of depression, personality types and self-recognition

From the series <n>Ang Tinubdan (The Source)</n> for <n>Vogue Philippines</n>. Photo by <n>Camille Robiou du Pont</n>.

A 1982 portrait by photographer <n>Javier Vallhonrat</n>.

Photograph by creative duo <n>Durimel</n>.

Web design and branding for <n>Thompson Co.</n> by <n>SRPHM Studios</n>.

A necklace from <n>Eye of Shakti Jewelry</n>.

Creative people tend to nest. A professor in their classroom, a writer in their home office, a woodworker in their shop, an artist in their studio—these spaces are full of work surfaces like desks and drafting tables, drawers and pegboards full of tools, pinboards and chalkboards and whiteboards, scraps of paper, photos, books, printouts, works-in-progress, post-its, and more. They are messy, informal, mixed together, freeform, and personal.

<n>New Waves</n> graphic poster by designer <n>Brian</n>. Photo by <n>visualsofdana</n>.

The <n>Zahra Cape Dress</n> by <n>Khanum's</n>.

From the 2019 series <n>Slightly Altered</n> by artist duo <n>Synchrodogs</n>.

Armchair designed by <n>Charlotte Perriand</n> in 1940.

The installation <n>Was ist Kunst</n> by artist group <n>IRWIN</n> at Škuc Gallery, Ljubljana, 1985.

A <n>Stasi</n> operative photographs a <n>CIA</n> operative, who is photographing him back, c. 1960s.

Artwork for <n>Z Jijr.</n>'s song <n>Whatever You Want</n>, 2022. Photo by <n>JAE KIM</n>.

<n>Richard Serra</n>'s sculpture <n>Inside Out</n> (2013), photographed by <n>Robert McKeever</n> for <n>Gagosian</n>.

The <n>Sino-French Science Park Church</n> (2019) by <n>Shanghai Dachuan Architects</n>. Photo by <n>Arch-Exist Photography</n>.

Behind-the-scenes of <n>The Bloom</n> floral art shoe, a 3D model by <n>michael</n> for <n>Yuul Yie</n>.

<n>Hanna Chan</n> for <n>City Magazine</n>, photographed by <n>Issac Lam</n>.

The <n>Fingermaze</n> labyrinth in Hove Park, Brighton, by artist <n>Chris Drury</n> (2006). Photo by <n>Steve Sole</n>.

Fingermaze - The world's largest fingerprint

<n>Desde el estándar</n>, a book by designer <n>Mònica Losada</n> exploring the limitations of digital image-making tools.

<n>BLOOD MOON</n> (2018) by digital artist <n>Beeple</n>.

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Animated GIF by artist <n>Daniel Barreto</n>.