battlestation
The blue is in the edit
An L shaped desk in pale wood, with one Apple display on a riser, two keyboards, and a pale blue PC in the shelf below. The orange and teal are put on afterwards.
The room is not this blue. The teal and the orange are put on afterwards, in the edit, and it is the old orange and teal grade. The photo comes off a Sony a7V.
The desk is from Vernal and it turns a corner. The near arm is where Vinhdesksetup films b-roll and shoots product photography, and it doubles as the place to work away from the screen. It is the smaller corner, and two people cannot sit at it comfortably even in the bigger size.
An Apple Studio Display stands on a Secretlab monitor riser, with a warm strip of light behind the shelf. A pair of Edifier QR65 speakers sit either side of it, picked for the look as much as the sound.
Two keyboards are out. A Gravastar K1 sits on the mat under the screen, in a white skeleton frame, and a Keychron K2 HE sits on the near arm. The mouse is a Gravastar M2, cut away in the same style as the board.
The PC stands in the shelf beside the desk, its side fans facing the panel across a gap that looks like none at all. It runs a Ryzen 9 9950X3D and stays under 85 degrees under load.
Two prints from Europosters hang over the desk, and a dark clock beside them. The clock cost five dollars and makes no sound. A wooden artist's figure, a snake plant and a candle stand at the far end, and a Dragon Ball book leans under the screen.
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