This was my first film ever. Shot on the kitchen floor using a Nikon CoolPix P1 (point-and-shoot). Edited with iMovie HD (bundled with Apple). Font is "Shag Exotica" from House Industries.

Rather than send a save the date card for our wedding, Jenn and I made this movie and uploaded if for our friends and family. We were in Sept-Iles, Québec, 900 KM northeast of Montreal for Jenn's rural rotation, so I had spare time on my hands.

The only thing I didn't count on was that many people did not know what a date looked like...

Marine grade fir plywood finished with danish oil.

This storage piece was given to a friend celebrating the birth of his first child. Constructed of marine grade plywood, it features a sliding, cantilevered top and asymmetrical joinery.

Walnut finished with tung oil and satin polyurethane.

Designed to add warmth to my concrete and glass shower. It features quarter rounded edges, integrated drainage channels and countersunk stainless steel screws.

Reclaimed Cocobolo and Maple Dowels

One in series of earring stands created for a Los Angeles-based jewelry designer. Simple finger joint and dowel construction was used to keep viewers focused on the jewelry and complement their design.

Galvanized + Stainless Steel

An ad hoc assembly of reclaimed heating ventilation components.

Thick black recycled stock, pink artist's tape, hand embossed lettering.

This was the packaging scheme I developed for my corporate holiday gifts in 2006.

FSC Redwood and Marine Hardware

I built this bed in case California fell into the Pacific Ocean. Designed according to floating dock specifications, replete with load-bearing cleats.

Collaboration with Kelly and adapted from an original Atari 2600 game cartridge retail packaging.

This was an epic party that I threw with Chip Watkins (DJ WHO) in Baltimore before I moved away. We took over The Spy Club, a clandestine bar into which one entered through a secret bookcase, filled it with Ataris and took people back to the arcade filled early 1980s.

Printed invite to a pig roast on the Eastern Shore of Maryland.

Hand-hammered silver, copper tile and glass enamel powder.

Enameling was one of my mother's favorite arts and I learned it from her. This mixed media piece features multiple alternating layers of translucent and opaque enamel interlaced with hand-hammered silver ribbon

This piece was inspired by my study of the crystallization "Widmanstätten" patterns found in certain types of ferrous meteorites like the one below.

My first piece of printed graphic design. Clearly