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Simply updating with a new ID/ Profile image. Current workspace set-up.Related content
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What happened to the other image? Β The one that showed your shelf and display case? Β That was a great pic.
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Man! That looks nice, if I could only figure out how to shade, i would probably be working on getting in this position.
Love you guys are style and work space, it's amazing!
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Thanks very much! Sorry for the late reply
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Hey is you guys' workspace set up in your apartment / living quarters? Or is it an entirely separate rented location?
(I ask because I've always had my studio space intermingled with my living apartment, usually at the expense of the living room XD I like it when people go to this level of initiative for their creative passion.)
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Yup, it's in our house. It's the master bedroom converted into a workspace...also pulled out the closet to turn it into a bookshelf walk-in closet. Two of our friends rent a space, but we've always wanted to work from our own space. In the past it was just a ghetto apartment room lol. Anyway, sorry for the late reply!
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A very fresh space. Must be refreshing to have a well designed space like that
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We've worked in some terrible conditions before, so our personal space / studio set-up is meant to be very peaceful and clean
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So thats what studios look like in Canada! and Its about time I spent longer there!
I love your gallery and where does the inspiration come from?
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Thanks for your feed back, its nice to hear of someones points of view on there inspiration!
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Haha, no problem, not sure if I answered much. We're doing a small interview due out in March...it'll have a little more about us there 
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Haha, it's not like this everywhere in Canada
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We need a peaceful space after working in a...not-so peaceful place in the past.
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DΓ©co Γ©purΓ©e et couleur froide, j'aimerai y travailler.
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What's the second monitor in from the left? Looks beautiful!
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Samsung SyncMaster TA950. It's a bit pricey for what it is, but yea, it looks nice. I pondered over the purchase for a few months.
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thanks for the reply
gonna ask the same question 
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This all seems so very amazing and inspirational : how far your pencil can get you.
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Thanks...it's a lot of work and sacrifice.
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Ha! Thats hallarious! Artists can make a buttload if you do it right
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Not sure if I'd call it a buttload, but thanks. Working at a studio for a few years helps (something we're not doing atm). The only downside is that you'll be doing a lot of random monotonous grunt work. It kind of killed us for a while, so we're trying to freelance this year...
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Man,how can you guys AFFORD this stuff just being artists?
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Thanks, but it's nothing out-of-this-world. We've had the Macs for some time now. Being a flexible artist and working at a studio helped.
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It's just difficult for low income people like to see well successful people's homes. I'm not talking about rich bigwig homes,I'm talking about graduates and people working with big companies. It's almost like a non-existent fantasy of some sort.
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Wtf... IKR.
Wait a moment...
*checks his site*
"Clients Include:
Digital Extremes
PixelNauts
Microsoft
Sega
Activison
Marvel
Nike
Wieden + Kennedy
Manchester Untied
Telegraph
Future Publishing
Eden Industries"
Now I understand lol.
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We've been around for a few years...we also do a lot of other work...including 3D and very technical/mechanical concept art.
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I see.. That's very good :>
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