The workshop of an independent builder. Apps, tools, and media from someone who cares as much about how a thing works as how it looks. Have a look around. I’m glad you’re here.
A few things are being built, aimed at mindfulness, complicated schedules, and the general mess of personal information. Each gets its own home when it’s ready. Stay tuned.
The only real thing in the frame is the woman, photographed in-studio and composited in. The room was modeled, dressed, and lit one object at a time, and the diagonal bands show it at three stages of that work.
That one I made purely because I wanted to see it exist. Other days the same itch gets scratched by code that comes out elegant from the architecture down to the lines, or a system that holds together end to end, or software that turns out to be exactly what someone needed.
I started tapping code into a computer at eight, and running sound at a church at eleven, both because my grandfather loved anything with a circuit in it. Graphic design came at seventeen, in a print shop. Then deejaying, a couple of years of broadcasting school minus the diploma, web design, and photography in my twenties.
I still do most of them, and I still like bringing people along for the ride. ThreeBit is the banner that work goes under now.
Mail or phone, both straight to me.