Design
I built something called RetroBox TV. It's my own miniature television network using a Raspberry Pi. The entire thing runs from a 128GB memory card, fits comfortably in my pocket and even works with a normal TV remote, but calling it a media player doesn't really...
Made a silly Batman AI video for my girlfriend turned into a 240000+ view Reddit post. I break down how it feel like a real movie.
I made Christi a beautiful little tarot deck. Unfortunately for her, I also rigged the universe.
I used AI to imagine familiar films in a taller IMAX frame and it made me miss Cape Town’s lost giant screen even more.
I’ve wanted to create realistic versions of iconic childhood characters for years. I finally did, and may have gone overboard.
I wasn’t sold on the style at first. Then one series changed my mind and sparked a creative experiment.
Built a workflow that turns a single photo into a detailed 3D bronze bust. Fast, flexible, and slightly obsessed with getting faces right.
Be careful who’s teaching AI. Some workshops sell the dream, not the work. And that gap matters more than you think.
Looks simple from the outside. Just hit print, right? The reality behind turning photos into 3D might surprise you.
I don’t collect Pop figures, but I built a way to turn a photo into a 3D printable model with a box design.
