Bringing Battlecat to Life: My Biggest 3D Print Yet

I experimented with AI to transform my friends’ profile pictures into Ghibli-style portraits. The turned out charmingly whimsical, though occasionally surprising with wardrobe changes and new smiles. My first steps ito perfecting this process.

Giving fictional characters a brush with the law was a blast. See the fun and creative charges I came up with for some well-known faces.

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.

Tickets used to be something you kept, not scanned and forgotten. A small piece of paper that somehow held an entire night.

It looks instant from the outside, but that “quick AI job” is doing a lot more heavy lifting than anyone expects.

Reviving beloved TV classics with custom posters, envisioning them as modern animated series. From Mega Man’s futuristic battles to Ghost Rider’s dark escapades, these designs breathe new life into timeless favorites.

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.

Some collections don’t need a comeback. They just need a little creativity (and maybe less sanding than expected).

I don’t collect Pop figures, but I built a way to turn a photo into a 3D printable model with a box design.

Relive the magic of the ’80s with my retro VHS covers inspired by Drew Struzan. Featuring unknown actors, these covers capture the allure of classic movie posters.