Most of what I build these days is software for one: small tools made for me and my family, not for a market. This isn’t new for me. From 2014 to 2021 I spent my free time 3D printing, scanning, laser cutting, and playing with light and VR. The tools have changed, but the habit hasn’t: make the thing you wish existed and see what happens.
Projects
Physical to Digital
A drone scan of Chicago’s Museum of Science and Industry, turned into a 30-piece model printed one piece a day in front of visitors at the 2018 Spring Make Festival. It’s now part of MSI’s collection.
2017–2018 · 3D scanning and printing · Read the project →