Costumes
Wearable builds with fabrication at the center.
These projects usually combine 3D printing, sewing, finishing, and hardware work. They start with references and become a balancing act between silhouette, comfort, and convincing materials.
CAD
Mechanical studies, print-ready models, and design exercises.
The CAD work leans into clean modeling, historical or found-plan references, and the fun of seeing a digital idea turn into something physical, animated, or ready for a first print.
Metrocop build
Half-Life 2: Metrocop
Screen-accurate Civil Protection unit with printed armor, fabricated parts, and detailed finishing work.
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Helldivers test fit
Helldivers 2: B-01 Armor
Full wearable armor build combining printed panels, sewn soft goods, vinyl work, and airbrushed finish.
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Completed armor build
15th C. Milanese Armor
A long-running historical armor project built from Nadler patterns and shaped by years of iteration.
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Leatherwork studies
Leatherwork: Gifts and Studies
Small leather projects where I use pattern-making, tooling, and CAD-assisted stencils to turn gift ideas into polished finished pieces.
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24-pounder study
Pop Mechanics: 24-Pounder Cannon
A cannon modeled from vintage plans and turned into an early, memorable Fusion 360 exercise.
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Variant study
Plans: Colt Walker Revolver
A Fusion 360 study in variants, animation, and modular thinking built around one revolver platform.
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Clean first print
Design: AIM-9 Sidewinder
A compact side project focused on good tolerances, clean CAD, and a satisfying first-print success.
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Game footage in development
Bastion
A roguelite tower defense game in Godot 4 with procedural runs, strategic placement, and escalating waves.
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