Be careful who’s teaching AI. Some workshops sell the dream, not the work. And that gap matters more than you think.
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.
Tickets used to be something you kept, not scanned and forgotten. A small piece of paper that somehow held an entire night.
Some collections don’t need a comeback. They just need a little creativity (and maybe less sanding than expected).
Not your usual “happy birthday” post. These cakes are a little more personal… and sometimes just the right amount of chaos.
A personal collection of reimagined book covers, some based on real stories, others purely for the joy of designing them.
I started creating gamertags for friends… and it escalated quickly.
Made lifesize busts of some of my heroes, bringing a few brilliant minds a little closer to reality.
Took AI-generated podcast clips, shaped the best parts and turned it into something surprisingly real (with a few quirks left in).
Nostalgic for the 90’s Musica days, I created album art that would’ve demanded me a listen.
Game controllers made of ice, marble, chips, sushi, and even teeth turned out to be fun. You can almost “feel” the weirdness.
A skeptical start to “The Bear” turned into a creative project, leading to a t-shirt design.
Audiobooks, but with voices you actually want to listen to… makes a bigger difference than you’d think.
Made a mixtape the modern way… still just as personal, just with a lot less rewinding
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This is a humble brag about my talented girlfriend, Christi, who has mastered watercolor pet portraits. Her lifelike paintings capture the spirit of pets and people, bringing joy and often tears.
Working on a film starring Katie McGrath was a highlight. From exchanging calls and gifts to seeing her work firsthand, it was an incredible experience.
My love for collecting action figures is evident in this ever-growing collection. Here you can see me adding “just one more” to the shelves, continuing a lifelong passion.
Transforming a space into a cozy home cinema took planning and effort. With starry wallpaper and custom lightboxes, my home cinema offers an immersive, distraction-free movie-watching experience.
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.
For Christmas, I recreated the iconic book from “The Neverending Story” for my girlfriend, Christi. This project involved 3D printing and binding, complete with a leather cover and detailed embellishments, making a magical gift come to life.
At the premiere of “Eintlik nogal baie,” I was the executive producer and graphic designer. From the official poster to ads and banners, it was a fun night at Monte Casino, celebrating our work.
One of my coolest possessions is a storyboard from the first Deadpool movie, given to me by 20th Century Fox at the pre-screening. As a huge Deadpool fan, it’s an incredible keepsake.
Meeting Leon Schuster after working on a few of his movies was a memorable moment, reminding me of all the laughs shared with my grandmother while watching his films.
In 2007, I had the unexpected opportunity to perform magic at the Maak ‘n Las roadshow with Zak du Plessis and Jammies Jamneck. From impromptu stage acts to close-up magic, it was a night filled with laughter and amazement.