This page is dedicated to my studio and the collectors who sincerely have a right to see
how I invest my time and money.
First off I have to say I'm a geek, I came in contact with computers at the age of 8 and that definitely changed the way I saw the world. For me it was a natural way to create art and recreate how I perceive my environment.
I tried always to create limited original works but I ended up having no one who wanted them (yet). Opposed to that, I make a living by creating and selling my own digital art, so why even bother?
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| Photo by Studio-54 Trier |
Below you see the place of my studio where the magic happens; The creative room:
My newest addition is an ergonomic saddle chair. Usually I work standing but on long hours it is great to be able to electronically move the table down and sit.
The drawing Tablets are a 22" 2nd Gen XP-Pen & 24" Artist Pro XP-Pen + 12.9" iPad Pro
A review of the XP-Pen 22" 2nd Gen can be found here.
A review of the XP-Pen 22" 2nd Gen can be found here.
One could say I'm obsessed with workspace ergonomics and I even have a track record of my progress with optimization. You can view a gallery of how my desk / studio has changed over the years on this deviantArt gallery.
When it comes to large prints and canvas, I only trust in my own printer. The Designjet z2100 is my newest investment and takes a considerable amount of my studio for good. The photo below is how it looks after I finished my printing work. The new z6 Printer is missing in the picture below, but that is how my production room looks usually:
I may be nostalgic about that matter, but I love to frame each canvas by myself, this way I have the most control over color accuracy, finishing and unique treatments such as signature and labeling of each piece.
Here is a little tutorial on how to mount canvas and especially corners right.
For visitors that means more handmade and exclusive prints and for me:; lots of work;)
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