Epoch
Epoch is a self-hosted routine that runs on my Raspberry Pi. Every morning it prints a single physical sheet: a "fuel" quote, a short brief, and seven targeted tasks across build, body, skill, people, maker, money, and a reward. Each night I check in through a dark-themed web app that records what I actually did, saves it to the Pi, and feeds the debrief back in — so the next day's sheet is shaped by the last one. It's equal parts habit tracker, journal, and print project, and it's quietly made me a lot more consistent.
The Chronicle
A print-design project: a complete, personalized newspaper laid out to look like a real vintage broadsheet. It has a front-page headline and story, a masthead and dateline, little sidebar features, a full games & pastimes page — crossword, word search, and a cryptogram — and a color-in illustration, all tied together with a consistent voice and typography. The content here is kept private since it was made as a personal gift, but the point of the project was the craft: editorial layout, column typography, and making something ordinary feel special.
Sample masthead — a stand-in to show the format. The real edition stays between me and its reader.
3D Printing
One of my favorite ways to make ideas physical. I design and print custom parts — enclosures for embedded projects, desk fixes, replacement pieces, and prototypes — iterating on the real object until it fits and works. From housings for microcontroller builds to small quality-of-life prints, the printer turns a sketch into something you can hold.