The use case of wooden free-standing screens for a tabletop RPG may be niche, but this project was an exciting opportunity to push my tools/skills. The grain-matching inlays, backfilling routed lines with epoxy and blending laser etchings over top from it are ones I’m excited to use on more projects in the future.
How long do you spend in an average year perusing the aisles of greeting cards looking for just the right one for a friend or family members? Imagine how much more they would appreciate receiving a mug that you designed the graphic and message just for them instead?
Growing up with parents that were teachers, I understood quickly that a great way to verify if you know a topic as well as you think you do is to try and pass that knowledge on to others and see that they can make use of it.
The deck consultant from the nearest (orange) big box store sai “Everything you are thinking of is structurally sound, but it flies in the face of hundreds of years of engineering principles.”
With Jim Carrey’s, “So you’re telling me there’s a chance” echoing in my head, I began an ambitious hex-a-deck building adventure.
The customer for this fiery bookmark found puns to be a caustic form of humour. But their partner never found a pun they wouldn’t chuckle at. So they asked to cook up a bookmark that would celebrate their love for puns, reading and camping. What s’more do you need to know?
After a near 30 year hiatus, a prodigious golf tournament wanted help to re-launch their event with a new logo, new trophy and other swag items for the participants.