“Super Breaks” What Heroes Do On Weekends

Turning Facebook profile pictures into personalized cartoon avatars with AI, I created a series of animated artworks. This project is a digital ‘thank you’ to friends who inspired it with their likes.

Reflecting on the late 80s in Port Elizabeth, my mom and I proudly stood beside the iconic Airwolf helicopter, capturing a cherished memory from my childhood.

Encouraging everyone to take a break, this fun, light-hearted post reminds us that even superheroes need a “super break” to enjoy the simple pleasures of a quiet Sunday.

Ever wondered how modern movies would look if made in the 1920s? Using AI, I created fascinating vintage versions of your favorite films. Here are some standout examples.

Tired of forgetting a pen for deliveries? I designed and 3D printed a simple pen holder that attaches with a screw or tape, making life a bit easier for everyone.

Check out my new social media header for Graphic Magic! This design, featuring a top hat and a liquid visual symphony, captures the essence of our brand and creativity.

During the 2020 pandemic, I mobilized the 3D printing community to produce and distribute face visors for healthcare workers. Despite numerous challenges, we successfully created over 100,000 face visors, demonstrating the power of collective effort and innovation.

Classic covers, but not quite how you remember them. Turns out, making superheroes look real is where things get interesting.

Turning a single photo into a miniature sounds simple… until you see what actually goes into making it work.

Designing props for films is my favorite! For a Leon Schuster film, I an easter egg to a fictional brand. More fun details to come as I share other movies I’ve worked on.