I’ve never really liked art. I always felt like I was doing it wrong.

What I’ve always liked is building things—solving problems, learning new skills, and working with my hands. I’ve worked a lot of different jobs, and over time I started to understand something simple: I’m at my best when I’m being challenged and creating something real.

Stained glass ended up being the first thing that actually made sense.

It’s not loose or random. It’s process-driven. There are 30+ precise steps to doing it right, and if you miss one, the whole piece suffers. That kind of structure is what I’ve always been looking for without knowing it.

Every piece I make goes through that process, start to finish, with full attention. I don’t rush it, and I don’t cut corners (technically I do). If I wouldn’t feel good keeping it for myself, I won’t sell it.

This isn’t just art to me—it’s craftsmanship, patience, and problem-solving in physical form.

Thanks for checking out my stuff. I hope you see something you think is cool or that you'd want in your home.