No. 511 · November 22, 2025

Gunnar Sigurdarson

Senior Product Designer in Copenhagen, Denmark

Gunnar Sigurdarson’s workspace

Gunnar Sigurdarson is a senior product designer and no-code developer living in Copenhagen, Denmark. He is currently working at GameAnalytics, a top provider of analytics, market intelligence, and data management tools for game developers.

He originally got into design back in 2011 when he started designing YouTube backgrounds and thumbnails.

In his free time, he’s working on Slim Icons and Portfolio Project.

Slim Icons is a free and open source icon library that currently has 200+ icons.

Portfolio Project is a curated gallery of the most visually stunning personal portfolios on the internet.

Follow Gunnar on Twitter, LinkedIn and at portfolioproject.io.

What is one change you'd like to make to your current workspace?

Would like to buy a new monitor. Recently bought a smaller apartment and the ultrawide is quite large for the space it is in. Thinking of trying out a 32" 4K OLED from LG as after work I like to casually play some games.

How do you spark creativity?

Usually I go for a quick walk to clear my head.

What do you enjoy most about WFH life?

I choose the snacks.. On a more serious note, it frees up a lot of time from not having to commute.

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

A 3-in-1 charger I got as a Christmas gift.

Gunnar’s gear

13 items.

On the desk13

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