About Epic Desk — a teardown

What's actually under your mouse

Most desk mats are a stock print on a cheap blank. Ours are three deliberate layers under a drawing somebody was paid to make. Here is all of it, named.

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Official Rust Jungle Ambush deskmat displayed on a gaming desk, featuring a tiger ambush scene in a dense jungle environment.

Commissioned art

Drawn by a named human. Every time. Commissioning the art is step one.

Real people draw these.
No AI.

About sixty-five artists and licensed partners. Their names are on the product pages, the packaging, and the mat.

Trey

Founder note

we are champions of human creativity

Being a gamer my entire life, I was always disassisfied with the mousepads I was buying. Most were plain black, scratchy, falling apart after 3-6 months.

I knew I could do better. I launched Epic Desk in the height of COVID with one purpose, to make the most epic gaming mats on the planet.

5 years, 250+ official collaborations, and working with 60+ mega talented artists later, the journey has been nothing but extraordinary.

Together we are revolutionizing this industry, giving love to a product that traditionally has been neglected and more recently violated by AI slop.

Moving into the future, we are focused on championing human creativity with the most unique, creative, and human made designs that will continue to have the same great build quality you all are used to.

Thank you for the support throughout the years, and thank you for helping us in our quest toward progress.

Trey

Founder, Epic Desk

Clause one

No generated art. Not now, not later.

Every design we have ever printed came from a person who signed off on it and got paid for it. We do not prompt, we do not upscale, and we do not use AI to fill in a background nobody will look at closely.

If that ever changes, this page changes first.

Trey

Founder, Epic Desk

Five years, told in seasons

Every drop belongs to a season. This is the one running now, and the road that got here.

Current season

Blue Hour

Blue Hour — a full roster of creators, each with their own limited mat. Runs to 1 October. Running alongside it: licensed drops with Sleep Token, Attack on Titan and BWT Alpine F1.

2025

Creator Club opens. Roster passes twenty artists.

2023

First licensed partnership signed. Rust.

2022

First creator collab drop sells out.

2021

Trey makes a mat he'd actually want on his desk.

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artists & licensed partners

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AI-generated designs

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categories in the catalogue

Now go look at the spec that matters. The art.

Every mat on the store credits the person who drew it. Lifetime warranty against manufacturing defects. Start with the art.

Make mats with us

Creators keep a permanent rank and a share of every mat they design. Applications are open.

Creators — Work with Us