A wolf, line by line
A detailed wolf illustration drawn by hand.
SMALL EXPERIMENTS · PERSONAL MAKING · CURIOSITY
SIDE QUESTS
Things I made because I wanted to see what would happen.
Not everything needs a roadmap, a case study, or even a good reason to exist. Some things start with a pencil, a spare afternoon, or the urge to make something with my hands.
These are the detours: sketches, paper experiments, little collections, and a few things that take me away from the screen.
That was usually the point.
DRAWN FORMS
Ideas before they become interfaces.
Loose studies and drawings made just to see where a line can go.
Cars in the margins
A car sketch from an old notebook.
TECHNICAL DETOURS
Experiments across screens and physical space.
Scenes, machines, and visual studies made to understand how they work.
A virtual scene at the desk
Exploring a rendered world with a headset, monitor, and phone in reach.
Placing a room in AR
A room-scale model viewed through a tablet in its real surroundings.
Underwater vehicle, in the pool
Testing an autonomous underwater vehicle built with a college team.
Drone prototypes on the bench
Early aircraft and electronics builds from a hands-on team project.
A screen full of nodes
A Blender black-hole shader study, from connected nodes to rendered material.
MADE BY HAND
Small things, made slowly.
A few small things shaped by hand, from paper to a plate.
Made for someone
Paper flowers made as a gift.
Small cars, many pieces
A small collection of LEGO cars built from individual pieces.
OFF THE CLOCK
A life beyond the interface.
Fresh air, a familiar face, and a little time away from the workbench.
Away from the desk
A quiet break over a game of pool.