I love sculpting small, practical items. Dice are a particular obsession as the limits of fairness and the materials used pose interesting challenges for me.
I also enjoy replicating spaceships from my favourite game, Oolite, as miniature Airfix-style model kits.
As a programming and design challenge I've also created a small suite of OpenSCAD modules that can help me create bespoke heraldic designs. Basically, you choose the design and I can probably create it for you in a few hours as a pendant, key fob, ear drops or cufflinks.
The Ossuary dice pile together skulls with large flat numerals (or pips in the case of the four sided die).
This larger 'spin-down' die is not intended to be rolled, but instead used as a counter, to count life-points down from twenty. Each number is on an adjacent face to make this easy to do.
The eight rotors are used to record insulin dosages at breakfast, lunch, dinner and night. When a high or low BG reading indicates one should adjust the preceding dose, you can record the change on the stik so that it will remind you of the now adjusted dosage the next day.
This model is a prototype, with assembly required. You are welcome to order it, and I'm happy to support purchasers in using the stik, but it is sold as-is and no refunds can be given while this remains a product in development.
The Ossuary set of dice piles together skulls with large flat numerals (or pips in the case of the four sided die). They're intended to add a hint of the mortuary madness of the Paris Catacombs to your die rolling, while remaining pleasant to handle and roll.
The Lotus 77, as driven to victory by Mario Andretti at the Fuji Speedway 1976, at 1:100 scale and with a small loop added below the rear wing to permit use as a keyfob or pendant.
The March 761, as driven to victory by Ronnie Peterson at Monza 1976, at 1:100 scale and with a small loop added below the rear wing to permit use as a keyfob or pendant.
The Penske PC4, as driven to victory by John Watson at the Zeltweg 1976, at 1:100 scale and with a small loop added below the rear wing to permit use as a keyfob or pendant.