As I describe it, it is one of the most euphoric moments in an artisan's life when something they made brings tears of joy to the others’ eyes. It’s about enabling people to inspire others.

It is my firm belief that anyone can bring the rain. It is our undeniable nature as humanity to create things of wonder and awe.

It differs; From a traditionally made violin to a fully articulated mechanical dove with 3D printed frame, the nature of the object is up to a prior discussion.

I primarely tackle designs with complications and mechanisms.
Experience wise I’m well versed in woodworking, 3D printing, plastic casting, metal welding and (mainly leather) upholstery.

There are only two things I currently can’t work with on any level, which are making advanced circuits/coding & shaped/blown glass.

Size-wise, anything the user can physically carry is in the realm of the possibility.

Due to the variety of products & services can be asked, I will be pricing them per order.

Upon filing a commission, an estimation will be provided after calculating the appropriate details such as the material costs, working hours and shipping fees etc.

There is no such thing as a bad idea, there are just ideas required for different times and places.

Anyone can design; I’m here to help some realise their vision while also doing mine.

Function over form; A product must deliver its premise first and form must follow after if not alongside.

More is Less: More can be shown as Less but Less can never be More. Thus a moderate look is prefered over agressive simplification.

Symmetries. Circular, bilateral or trilateral symmetries. Concentricity whenever possible. I tend to favours number 3 while avoiding 4 whenever possible.

Circle derivetives (cylinders, spheres etc.) are particularly fun to work with.