Introducing the desks of 30 artists - A glimpse into creative workspaces!
Although creative activities that generate illustrations and manga can now be done away from your desk, for instance by using a smartphone, these processes still take place mostly on an artist's desk and over long hours. We believe there are many artists out there who emphasize the importance of a comfortable work area in order to be able to concentrate on their creative activities.
That being said, this time we are featuring photos of the work environments of 30 artists who agreed to cooperate with us. These artists were among the users who have been featured on pixivision in the past. What kind of environment do these artists create their wonderful works at? Now is your chance to take a look at their workspace!
Also, we asked the 30 artists about the operating systems, pen tablets, and software that they are using. The tools and software with particularly high usage rates among the artists are as follows.
In addition to the types of equipment that they use directly, many of these artists are particular about their audio environment and chairs. Through these photos, we can see these artists' creative originality when it comes to establishing a comfortable environment for long hours of work.
So how was their work environments? Could you feel their attention to details when it comes to their workspace?
We would like to thank the artists for their cooperation.
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Operating System
・Windows: 29 Users
Pen Tablet
・Wacom: 26 Users
(14 Intuos users, 12 Cintiq users)
Software
・CLIP STUDIO PAINT: 21 Users
・Adobe Photoshop: 17 Users