Ben Fryc's Workspace - 3D Artist & Designer at Polywork

Ben Fryc is a 3D Artist and Designer at Polywork. Not always a 3D artist, Ben was formerly a Product Designer and Manager at Mango Languages.

Working in a basement doesn't mean you can't make a little corner your own. Over the course of the past couple years, Ben has filled out a space where he can create stylized artwork for startups around the world. Ben also runs a small YouTube channel dedicated to helping people learn how to use industry standard 3D software. You can check out some of his work on Dribbble, Artstation, and Figma.

→ twitter.com/benfryc

Purple ambient light, a Nixie tube clock, and an astronaut floating across every screen — Ben Fryc's basement studio doesn't feel like a basement at all.

A fully treated basement studio — acoustic panels on the walls, a Herman Miller Embody chair, and enough screen real estate to handle Cinema4D, After Effects, and Figma at once.

Triple displays — two LG 4K monitors and a Huion Kamvas 16 drawing tablet — with an amiibo collection keeping watch between them. This is where the 3D magic happens.

A Nixie tube clock that glows like a piece of hardware from another era, next to a sign that says it all: Think Outside. Ben's desk details are as considered as his 3D work.

Air75 keyboard, Logitech MX Vertical, and every Zelda amiibo Ben could get his hands on — the desk of someone who takes both work and play seriously.

An N64 controller, a Nintendo Switch, a Polywork-branded speaker, and Star Wars figures on top — the right side of Ben's desk is a love letter to the things that got him into creative work in the first place.