Possible, A Habit Tracker

In our eternal struggle for improvement one value reigns over all others – consistency. I designed and made this Habit Tracker so the brass ball is rolled each day that you're successful. After a total of 7 days, one full week, move the pin to the next slot and carry on. Successfully funded by a community of hustlers over at Kickstarter.

Flow, A Room Divider

Open layouts are functional but I needed a flexible device to temporarily define our living and hustle spaces. A room divider made out of plenty of crumpled paper balls, two sheets of plywood, and some brute force.

Solid, A Reliable Stool

A reliable stool made out of materials that can be bought at any big box hardware store at an incredibly low cost.

Folder, A Formal T-Shirt With A Special Phone Pocket

The bulge on my right pant pocket made by my oversized phone was uncomfortable, physically and visually. I coupled that problem with the desire I've had for some time to create a t-shirt I can use as a standalone top in settings that suggest a more tidy presentation. The outcome is a soft-to-the-skin t-shirt ready for nicer settings, summer, and to hold my big ass iPhone. Made to order. Limited run.

Sync, A Kit Of Minimal Benches

A kit of minimal benches that could easily convert to a table with the quick addition of an optional marble top.

Sudor, A Cycling Bandana

My brother is a dedicated cyclist. For his birthday, I scooped up some sweet gear from Rapha and made him a bandana to use under his helmet in order to keep the sweat away from the eyes.

Plane, A Series Of Small Shelves

A series of small shelves made with the constraints of lumber set at a singular thickness and held with screw joints.

Oak, A Small Mallet

A handy mallet to help me drive through stubborn unions. Carved out hand grips to ensure a comfortable and stable grip while getting good work done.

Forecast, A Rack for Tomorrow’s Outfit

Tools for incremental improvements are my focus. With Forecast, I was determined to improve the morning routine by creating a versatile hanger to place tomorrow's clothes. Two soft edged hooks for tops and exercise gear as well as a soft edged rack for bottoms.

Lift, A Projector Shelf

After testing out the standard metal projector base, I wanted to explore making a shelf for the projector instead. The shelf would position the projector properly for daily viewing but also support easy unmounting whenever we take it to the backyard or another room. I considered bringing the volume of the shelf down by painting it white but ultimately enjoyed the attention it requested.

Ready, A Work Shirt

A shirt I made to use while working. Could be worn with a baselayer or next to skin. Pouch supports iPhone+, pen, & notebook.