Workspaces and desks

r13 · Oct 2005

this is my workspace at soe, thought it'd be cool to share.

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JBoskma · Oct 2005

Nice solution for a bigger wacom. Sweet place rogue =] Btw, what's with the powerposting from your side all of the sudden? hehe

Nerd Groupie · Oct 2005

I'm pretty sure I've posted this before, but what the hell. You spend 15+ hours a day in one spot, you feel the need to show it off. I have hip new specs now, so this pic doesn't show off the true me, haha.

Rwolf · Oct 2005

I love having 3 monitors :P

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Snowfly · Oct 2005

Picture will follow, but I have a ridiculous setup with an extra desk in front of the actual desk, for the keyboard, mouse, and intuos3. I have 2 screens, a 17" Samsung flatscreen and a 19" ViewSonic, both CRT. CPU's under the desk, it's a P4 2.8 with 1 gig of RAM.

Jeremy Lindstrom · Oct 2005

Here's mine at home.. Not shown, I just got a new TC 4200 Tablet PC with 1.7GHz Pentium M, with 1.5Gig of RAM.. I just love doodling in sketchbook pro all the time at work..

Frankie · Oct 2005

heres mine after an evening of hard drinking!

MoP · Oct 2005

haha frankie

pogonip · Oct 2005

Man you got the set R13

hawken · Oct 2005

breathe out, and relax...

bearkub · Oct 2005

man, don't let r13 fool you. As you notice, that picture is a variety of pictures stitched together. He just took pictures of random desks out of catalogs and magazines and put them together to put forth the image of a viable workplace.

He actually works out of a closet next to a sewage drain. True story.

Justin Meisse · Oct 2005

shower curtain and a bedsheet

ge-he-he-he-heeeeettoooooooooo

Mark Dygert · Oct 2005

Pay no attention to the man behind the curtain...

jzero · Oct 2005

r13, the Herman Miller Aeron is truly the philospher-king of office chairs, is it not? Its sweet mesh seat never disappoints. When my office gets moved to a different floor in January, I had BETTER get to keep mine, iftheyknowwhatsgoodforthem.

/jzero

poopinmymouth · Oct 2005

It only breaks the board formatting a little. I'm 146C with the bicycle.

arshlevon · Oct 2005

damnit poop!!!! you got photoshop resize that crap!!

here is my temp space in austraila
notice no key board.. all my shortcut keys are programmed into the nostromo.. little guys is cool.. has upto 4 different layouts
that can be cycled with one button.. making it possible for each app i use most to have its own layout.. i never touch the keybord now
when making the arts..
AND HOLY FRIGGIN CRAP LOOK HOW BIG THE CHOCOLATE BARS ARE HERE!!! DONT POKE ME I AM FULL OF CHOCOLATES!!

hawken · Oct 2005

thats an interesting setup Arsh, I might have to try that myself. Are you using the A5 wacom there? Mine is bigger than my laptop... I've taken to plugging both of my wacoms in now, using the shortcut keys on the large wacom gets confusing enough, how do you remember all those on that thingie you're using?

arshlevon · Oct 2005

yeah i found its pretty niffty..i like being close to the screen when i paint and i hate bending over the pad and keyboard to get there..

it took me a little while to configure the nostromo and i still change keys sometimes.. its good because you can constantly update the layout if things change or you find yourself doing one thing more than the other..
to learn the layouts i made little guides.. the keys on it numbered.. so i made sheets with what numbers the shorcuts were.. after about a week you really start to remember them and within 2 or so its second nature..you kind of learn them while your programming.. i suggest to program the keys as you need them instead of working out a layout first.. your layout could suck but if you say hey i want to delete that, what would be a good key for that.. how much do i use it? the best part is you can program macros.. so ctrlZ is now one key and ctrlS is now one key.. there is 23 programible keys and a scroll wheel that you can use to cycle through stuff.. i find it more than enough in most cases..

i miss it though.. i took a trip with my girlfriend and left it at home and now all i got to use is her crappy mac.. looking at that picture again makes me want to find a store open at 3am and buy one of those awesome chocolate bars..

Neo_God · Oct 2005

Everybody has such nice wacoms, I have a 4x5 graphire 2...

Here's my set up at art school, I'm currently living in a 2 story condo with 3 other people.

The AGP slot on PC got fucked on the ride over here, so now I'm back to working on my laptop. I really want my desktop back...

r13 · Oct 2005

jb: power posting? hadnt considered it... just trying to be more connected i guess. sometimes i keep everything at arm's length, but i've vauguely decided that i need to be less grumpy and more friendly. or at least try...

poop: i can't believe it but cheapie is a better image poster than you. thats right, you are less than gargs.

ElysiumGX · Oct 2005

These threads are always a reminder to clean up a little.

I'm looking for a better desk, one not made for corners. This one looks odd in my new apt.

Striff · Oct 2005

Dont have much room for my Wacom, but after I get a 2405FPW that will all change!

adam · Oct 2005

Thegodzero · Oct 2005

Am i the only one here who textures without a wacom?

malcolm · Oct 2005

R13 you win the contest because you have the aeron chair! I just bought one of these for my home with the EA discount. Best purchase I have ever made that was computer related. Wow the work space at SOE looks super ghetto.

Joshua Stubbles · Oct 2005

TGZ - you're NUTS

Adam, I'm coming to Canada to take your damn McFarlane figures!

You're actually using the EXACT same Viewsonic monitors that I have at home. Quite nice.

adam · Oct 2005

TGZ, I texture with a mouse about 85% of the time. The tablet is more for concepting... which I am doing a lot of in Max aswell.

Josh, sweet!

PS: My keyboard > all other keyboards

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