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Charles Broskoski - On Practices

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Each round features ten interviews from ten people to provide stories and insights for establishing a creative practice. A project by 56. That'll be a long list. I am tool obsessed. Hardware - 12 computers - 24 GPUs - Apple laptop for email and code CG Software - All types of CG software Compositing software - After Effects - Fusion Production - ftrack - Notion - Slack - Google meet - Dropbox Code - Github - Meteor - Vercel - Sublime Text - MacBook Pro - iPhone - Dropbox - Instagram - Post it - White board - Adobe creative suite - Google docs - Newly Signal (just transferred all discussions from WhatsApp) - Synology - iCal - Kirby - Figma - Are.na - Weird apps - NTS playing on loop at the studio. Software-wise, I'm fairly opinionated and I hate most "tools". I tend to end up using things that are stable, performant and fairly generic in terms of look and feel. Like VSCode. I know some people that are obsessed with using Emacs or VIM and I guess I can see the draw towards being into tha

Charles Broskoski Charles Broskoski co-founded the website Are.na and is based in Brooklyn, NY. Prior to working on Are.na he studied fine art at Parsons and worked as the Engineering Lead at Artsy. He is currently working on Are.na full-time alongside a small team. Website Twitter Are.na 1/4 Back Next What tools do you use for your practice? Charles Broskoski ← More Answers Software-wise, I'm fairly opinionated and I hate most "tools". I tend to end up using things that are stable, performant and fairly generic in terms of look and feel. Like VSCode. I know some people that are obsessed with

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