I am a self-taught woodworker who has gained most of my knowledge through the trial-and-error method—often referred to as the "trial and terror" approach. I prefer experimentation over formal training, as every mishap becomes a creative opportunity: a chance to fix the mistake or build upon it to make it a focal point.
I began my woodworking journey in 2006, focusing on custom-made furniture. Over the years, I have created bathroom vanities, chests of drawers, and blanket boxes. However, as my craft evolved, I shifted toward creating more personal, everyday items. That’s when I discovered my passion for writing instruments: wooden-bodied pencils, rollerballs, fountain pens, and ballpoint pens. These have become my best-selling items, and I continue to craft them while always exploring new and exciting additions. I've also made home décor pieces, such as wooden-bodied lamps and tree burls transformed into wall art.
My preference is for working with domestic and exotic hardwoods, keeping the wood in its natural state and color. This approach leaves the combinations up to the imagination. I embrace imperfections in the wood, such as knots or tears, and actively seek them out when sourcing materials. Recently, I have been experimenting with resin casting to enhance or highlight these imperfections. This technique also allows me to incorporate new raw materials, such as pinecones and seed pods, into my designs.
In 2020, I launched a YouTube channel (link here) where I share insights into my creative processes, workshop activities, and CNC work. My craft is constantly evolving, and I’m always striving to bring you something exceptional!
Handcrafted wooden-body ballpoint, foHandcrafted wooden-body ballpoint, fountain, and rollerball pens; wooden-body pencils; and wooden-body styli. Each piece is crafted from carefully selected domestic or exotic hardwoods, historic woods (some dated to 5,000 years old), or wood with sentimental or regional significance to the client.untain, and rollerball pens; wooden-body pencils; and wooden-body styli. Each piece is crafted from carefully selected domestic or exotic hardwoods, historic woods (some dated to 5,000 years old), or wood with sentimental or regional significance to the client.
These include wooden-bodied pen cases, storage solutions, display components, and stands. Current offerings feature single-pen and dual-pen cases, available in either plain wood or adorned with the Lichtenberg burn pattern (also known as fractal burning or lightning pattern).
Custom cabinetry, bookcases, vanities, blanket boxes, tables, centerpieces, upcycled clocks, and keepsake or jewelry boxes. Aside from hinges, slides, or casters, all pieces are constructed using traditional wood joinery techniques such as biscuits, dowels, finger joints, or dovetail joints.
Handcrafted cutting boards; salt, pepper, and coffee grinders; scoops; bowls; trays; Lazy Susans; and wine accessories.