[Jimmyjimjim]

Jabo- I like your choices. I always tend to get wrapped up in the whole verticality and functionability, and buy the first thing that looks like it would hold all my stuff. Therefore, it ends up looking like shit.

I like, no, respect that you were able to blend functionality with a keen visual sensibility.

[Max]

Hey Sukhoi, I am 20. Pretty nice studio you got there!

Jabo, that's indeed a cool colored place! : )

[Sukhoi]

Max: Cool! It just reminds me that I don't wanna grow up, as you can propably tell Thnx.

Jabo: Thanks mate I see you have a thing for red and natural wood aswell. Ofcorse I like your space too, hehe.

[P-Rik]

Ha ha ! Cool thread !
Here is mine ^^ ...


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[fruity_loops]

Nice place Sukhoi!

Here's mine. It's been like that for quite a while now and I think I might change it a little bit soon.
I'd really like to have a 180� or 360� panorama picture for the wall behind my desk.

[math]

So why dont u draw one urself? You could also make a big collage from your favorite Sijun Artworks I think most people would be honored to hang at some1s wall Or create one with ur camera...even freehand works well

@P-Rik:

you should get this:


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[Capt. Fred]

Hey, I have that book! (Sith Art)

I have commandeered my Dad's dining room for the summer. (I got a job, yay!) That monitor can bee seen dwarfing a dining table that sits eight people. CRTs are a big plastic joke! (It belongs to my brother)

[B0b]

19" viewsonic?

[Capt. Fred]

[measures screen with side of an a4, converts to inches�]

Woah, spot on Bob!

By the way, you might want to correct your 'location' info...

[Tzan]

I havent read the entire camera manual yet, but full auto works ok.

I was thinking about cleaning up first.... but then I didnt.

Here is my Viewsonic 19" GS790 from the year 2000.



My pride and joy, buried under all that stuff, a Hamilton drafting table. High tech goodness from the 70s. I got it for free, it was just sitting in a warehouse and the owner wanted it gone. Hmm, I also got that in 2000.



The little league baseball field behind the apartment building.
I was surprised that the autofocus got the field and not the window.
On the right is my home made solar power battery charger.
http://store.sundancesolarcorp.com/buyoownhisps.html

[Jimmyjimjim]

[Tzan]

It uses springs not a motor. With a foot pedal you can raise and lower it with very little pressure. A sliding handle releases the top to tilt it also with springs.

Yeah the table is great, totally stable, the top has a few nicks in it but not in bad places.

I was working for Giltspur Exhibits, doing construction and setup drawings for trade show exhibits and it was just sitting in the warehouse since everyone was using computers but the company had been around since 1970. It belonged to my boss, but after years of trying, his wife just wouldnt let him take it home. The room he wanted it in was the guest bedroom. The warehouse manager told him it had to go so he gave it to me

I actually managed to move it by myself with some help from those 4 wheeled platform things you see in warehouses and a moving truck with a ramp.

[Jimmyjimjim]

[B0b]

[Nag]

weee!

[Max]

Woah,...that's neat. Never seen that kind of setup before. Looks fancy

[iandredd]

Nice to see another 1st generation Intuos owner Capt Fred .

[Sukhoi]

Intous1 all the way.
It's nice having some hardware that doesn't become obsolete within a week.