377 - Felix Teichgräber
Felix Teichgräber is a Communication Designer from southern Germany
Felix Teichgräber is a Communication Designer from southern Germany, living near the Czech border.
He's been working in the field for about 10 years and is focussing on brand design and brand development for mostly owner-led companies. He loves to explore and create things, be it design, photography 3D printing or genereal tech-related stuff.
Apart from that, he's an enthusiastic motorcyclist and spends a lot of time on the road with his camera.
Twitter (X) → twitter.com/tchgrbr
Instagram → instagram.com/tchgrbr
Inside Felix's Workspace
Audio
- Audient iD4 MkII
- Rode Podmic
- Apple iPad Air 4
- Shiftware Mic Arm low profile
- JDS Labs Atom Amp
- Austrian Audio Hi-X65
- Hifiman HE400i
- Truthear Hexa
Peripherals
- Logitech G Pro
- GMMK Pro with GMK Dracula
- Cannon Keys Savage65 with GMK Wavez
- Idobao ID80 and ID87
- Huawei Mateview GT
PC
Furniture
- Desk: Self-built
- Monitor Riser: Self-built
- Chair: Ikea Langfjall
- Light Strip: Ikea Myrvarv
- Bookshelf: Ikea Brimnes
Miscellaneous
- Studio Neat Mark Two
- iPad Air 4
- Macbook Pro 14
- Xbox Controller
- Fujifilm X100V
- Ender 3 v2 with Raspberry Pi running Octopi
- Xiaomi Wowstick
What is the most useful item in your workspace?
Apart from the obvious, when I'm at my desk I'd have to say my headphones. I don't sit at my desk without my headphones on. Music is a daily companion and just helps me to get stuff done.
Outside the office, it's my X100V. It just inspires me to get out and explore which gives me a lot of energy to get my day to day stuff done.
How do you spark creativity?
It's nothing I can do on purpose. I think it's a product of your surroundings: if you don't feel comfortable in your your environment and don't have the tools that inspire you to create, you can't get creative. And my workspace plays a major role in this as it is my retreat and place to think and work.
What's the first thing you do when you sit down to work for the day?
Stand up again and get some coffee :) Joking aside - take 10 minutes and just structure my day on paper. That way I can also see what I have accomplished at the end of the day.
