I made this for my son, a big fan of Alan Becker’s Animator vs. Animation. He wanted his own “Orange Guy,” so I created a set of dynamic poses to bring the character to life. Plates 2 and 3 include keychain versions so he can carry them on his backpack. Seeing his excitement made it all worth it—and now I’m sharing it for other fans to enjoy too!

I designed this little bee as a special gift for my son’s graduating kindergarten class. Their class mascot was a bumblebee, symbolizing teamwork, kindness, and the joy of learning—values they carried all year long. I added a keychain loop so they could hang it on their backpacks and carry a bit of their class spirit wherever they go. It’s my little way of celebrating their big milestone and the sweet buzz they made together. 🐝

I designed this Crayola Supertips replacement cap because my toddler constantly loses the original ones—especially after having friends over for playdates. Markers would dry out, and I found myself either searching endlessly for missing caps or throwing away perfectly good markers. To solve this, I created a simple, snug-fitting 3D-printable cap that works just like the original. Now, I can quickly replace lost caps and keep our markers lasting longer!

When my child started kindergarten, their classroom used a 1 to 4-star system for behavior. I created this 3D-printed Daily Star Calendar to help them visualize their progress at home. Each day, they place their stars, and at the end of the week, they can "shop" for rewards based on their total. This fun, interactive system encourages positive habits and makes learning responsibility engaging.

My Annual Report