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Tadashi Butsuzaki

Web Designer and Developer working in Japan

Tadashi Butsuzaki is a freelance web designer and developer working in Japan.

In addition to his day to day work, he also manages a blog called MONOPEDIA where he introduces the best "white" designs that he comes across. This makes a lot of sense when you take a look inside his workspace below.

Twitter (X) → x.com/___bucchi
Portfolio → monochrome-design.jp
Instagram → instagram.com/bucchi_monopedia
YouTube → youtube.com/@monopedia

Primary Desk

  • M1 MacBook Pro 14 inch

  • MSI MD272QXP

  • CBS Flo Monitor Arm

  • KEF LSX Ⅱ

  • Lofree FLOW

  • Apple Magic Trackpad

  • iPhone 15 Pro

  • Twelve South Curve Flex

  • Twelve South Forté for iPhone

  • BOOX Go Color 7

  • HermanMiller Mirra 2 Chairs

Gaming Desk

  • home-built computer (PCCASE: FormD T1, CPU:Ryzen7 5700X, GPU:Radeon RX 5700XT)

  • EIZO EV2450

  • COFO Zero Gravity Monitor Arm Pro

  • Keychron K1 SE

  • AudioEngine A2+

  • Logicool G304

  • Sudio K2 Pro

Software

  • Figma

  • Photoshop

  • VS Code

  • Google Chrome

  • Arc

  • Notion

  • Hyper

  • Transmit 5

  • Slack

What is the most recent item that you've added to your workspace?

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Bauhaus art poster added. The simple and sophisticated design inspires creativity every time you see it!

How do you spark creativity?

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Organize workspace. A clean and organized workspace helps to keep messy thoughts in order.

Walking. Sitting in a chair is not enough to come up with good ideas. In such cases, I take a walk outside and organize my thoughts while looking at the natural scenery.

Games. I like to play games for a change.Partly because I enjoy playing games, but also because looking at the UI and animation effects used in games is a good reference for my design work.

What does your typical day look like?

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My day starts around 7 am. I wake up the children, eat breakfast with them, and send them off to school.

After that, I always hand-drip my coffee, check my email while drinking it, and then start working.

For lunch, I decide what to eat depending on my mood that day.

After lunch, I take a short break and then work again until the evening.

In the evening, the kids come home and I help them with their homework and spend the rest of the evening.

After dinner, I spend my free time playing games, reading books, watching videos, etc., then take a bath and go to bed, which is how I typically spend my day.

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