A graduation gift from one of my professors. Thanks Franc!

A tiny fragment of my largest Minecraft build ever. I finished it tonight and I feel like a god.

First try experimenting with the Silk app.

My family’s magnolia tree is blooming. If the beautiful weather wasn’t already proof; spring has arrived.

My Banyan Bench project is complete! I’m really happy with how it came out. It’s too bad I missed the deadline to install it at the exhibit at the botanical gardens, but I’m still really pleased with the display––even my professor and I are the only ones who will read the information or appreciate the presentation.

This sketch is for the Banyan Bench presentation I’m putting together. It illustrates the concrete reinforcement and joining method to put the pieces together.

It’s the first time I’ve tried taking a quick viscom sketch and coloring it in Photoshop. It’s a bit crude, but surprisingly effective if I may say so myself.

Got some new gear for my Squadt! Grey wool hat, super backpack, blue tactical sweater (under jacket) and 2 new guns. Ready for anything!

We are all in a frenzy installing the Architecture of Objects exhibition that opens tomorrow. It’s Salone Internazionale del Mobile, U of M edition!

More Banyan castings. Without reinforcement, that’s as tall as they can be. Unfortunate, but this is just a proof of concept project anyway. At least my molds are working!

More fantastic work from my Architecture of Objects class, this time from my classmate Dan Moffet.