How ingenious the human mind is when it comes to devising weapons of war. This is my scratch built model of the famed Warwolf trebutchet.
01.11.24
Lasers
Arisen from the ashes and flame.
One of the ways to use a laser cutter is to recreate logos from institutions or sports teams - do you recognize any within this post?
06.15.22
A quick project on the famous "Towers of Hanoi" puzzle - how many steps does it take to shift one stack to another?
03.7.22
A couple of abstract strategy board games that I recreated using a laser cutter. Fantastic fun to pick up and play!
01.6.22
A (deep) dive into the Great Lakes of America, the largest group of freshwater lakes on Earth by total area.
09.26.21
A custom laser cut version of the award-winning Carcassonne board game. All your castle tile are belong to us!
08.29.21
M. C. Escher produced some of my favorite optical illusions and impossible objects - in this project, I readapt his work, "Relativity."
07.18.21
There is no better corporate logo than that of Mr. Sparkle. What awesome power, and such disrespect to dirt!
07.11.21
When the Eagles finally won the Vince Lombardi Trophy and the whole city spent the night celebrating, I started crafting!
06.15.21
A laser cut topographic map of University City, Philadelphia, where I made a half-decade worth of great memories!
05.9.21
A set of laser cut artwork of Benjamin Franklin in the style of pop artist Andy Warhol.
04.19.21
A collection of jigsaw puzzles I have completed based on paintings by the Brueghel family
02.28.21