Can we see a picture of your workspace and/or desktop?
Never been one for fancy setups, just the 1 laptop is fine for me!
Where are you typing this from?
That very bed.
What do you watch/listen to while working?
Human Music
What have you been working on lately?
Surviving the winter.
What work of yours are you most proud of?
http://www.theuselessweb.com/ - Has consumed more than 977 YEARS of human time. Damn.
What tools do you use in your work?
Just the Laptop
Can you tell us about your process?
Basically this:
Any last advice for the folks just starting out?
Finish what you start!
Favorite file formats?
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What are the best places to see your work?
http://tholman.com, http://twitter.com/twholman
What sites do you visit for inspiration?
Whose work do you follow?
Everyone’s!
Thanks for the interview, Tim!
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