Hey.
You probably came here wondering
who I am.
honestly... fair question.
So... let me show you what I make.
I like making things.
Then breaking them.
Then understanding why they broke.
Then making them better.
I didn’t arrive through a curriculum. I arrived through late nights, broken builds, and the quiet thrill of something finally clicking.
Developer. Editor. Creative technologist. I move between systems and stories — writing code that behaves, and cutting footage that breathes.
Games taught me systems. Editing taught me timing. The web taught me that interaction is a language.
Builds, prototypes, and experiments — chosen for what they taught me, not how finished they look.
A Minecraft server shaped by systems thinking — economy, community, and the small rules that make a world feel alive.
Custom mechanics, utilities, and server experiments. Quiet infrastructure that players never notice — until it’s gone.
Small worlds in the browser. Three.js sketches, input feel, and the chase for sixty frames of honesty.
Camera feel, recoil rhythm, and the invisible craft of making movement read as intention.
Ball-balancing studies and soft-body experiments. Physics as a conversation between weight, friction, and patience.
Video editing as architecture — pacing, silence, and the frame that makes someone hold their breath.
Generative sketches and interactive canvases that respond before you finish the thought.
Tooling and pipelines that fold models into creative workflows — carefully, not loudly.
Shaving milliseconds, profiling renders, and treating smoothness as a design material.
Scroll-linked motion, micro-worlds, and interfaces that behave like places.
Half-finished ideas that still taught something worth keeping.