Johanna Lynch: "As an artist I find that having an inspirational environment helps my creativity. I have a wall behind my computer that I pin my recent inspirations onto. I pin my favourite drawings, artworks, pictures, photos, quotes, or anything that inspires me to do my best work. I use my own material and the work of others. I change the wall constantly to keep my mind excited. I really enjoy redecorating my wall and spend time making it look great."

I think having a pin board is a great way to help your creativity. You can pin your inspirations and your own work. It makes your design station home.

Ben Miall: "I love that I can look out my window and get distracted by the world passing by. It may not be so productive, but it makes me happy."

Natasha Singh: "The most important thing about my design workspace is my inspiration wall. I enjoy changing it constantly, and making it look amazing. I sit back and admire it daily."

Dominic Vavala: "The best way to explain the most essential things in how I work:

1. Lighting is important, I need to see detail from all my reference photos and what not. 
2. My laptop is important, I scan/open which ever photo into photoshop where I can manipulate the size zoom and change levels when I draw it. I can also apply grids to it if I use it as a guide in what I draw. 
3. Clean space around me, must be tidy. Mess I can't work around. Pencils I don't care which shade or colour that's easy, but I NEED them to be sharpened all the time. 
4. Comfortable chair height position.

But yeah clean space, laptop, lighting, sharp pencils and rubber, and comfortable height position of what I'm drawing on aka the desk."