Digital Artist Workbench by Federico Mauro

Nice, except that real graphic artists have a lot more toys and nonsense in their offices.

The idea of this image is interesting. The light sources on some of the items is confusing/conflicting (particularly on the cameras). I'd say that the shadows are too sharp, too invariant with object distance from board, and look more like those from an apple UI than real life (but maybe this could be "sold" as being intentional, considering the hardware on display). For example, the headset and the camera below it do not share a common shadow direction and the cameras appear to be lit head-on (despite that the shadow falls below and to the left).
The funny thing is that for all the time taken to process the images into this end product, one could have arranged all the items onto a pegboard and taken a high-res photo.

Clever? Ugly. Was the iPhone really necessary? Or the Nutella?

Reminded me of this...
http://www.nationalgallery.co.uk/shop/productimages/525321-ron-mueck-exhibition-catalogue_large.jpg

Too bad many of those objects look flat and/or out of proportion. "Creative is hard work," indeed.