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Leather origami workshop 🐘.I’ll work making them bag charms for the next. Thank you @CherrilynnZ for cohosting and @ysmulki for being photogenic

I’m writing piece lore, making jingles, being inspired by Hermes popups, and eating food at the restaurant where everybody knows my name

I’m finally at a mastery that I can draw to create with a full time job in 2 weeks. It used to take a month unemployed

So we have Luna, Bruno…. Let’s welcome Bella

I FEEL LIKE PABLO when I’m workin on my

Why choose box if not box shaped?.

Part of what makes asymmetry so appealing in objects is that it feels non-manufactured. Accidental or designed, an askew or diff in lengths is warming, honest, and refreshing

Nearly posted the shape of my key. Thank Clavero the key case for op-sec.

I bought this “hold my tools while I watch the Sopranos”-table and made a Matt with an ambigram ‘f’ shaped as f in f(x) . But now the Matt meant to protect the nice wood is too nice I need another Matt to protect the Matt

I forgot to stitch his arms

Two main features.- 4-way adjustable strap.- Pen holster by way of strap

Taking orders now. Made for you

Croc and horse instead of patented leather. it patinas, is glossier, lifetime proof

- Hand-stitched in Pearl MeiSi linen thread.- Shrunken Togo calf in Gold on the outside.- Young bull in Gold on the inside.- Silver hand picked in Paris at Maison Poursin.

This object is both a primary example, and literal tool to practice Bruno's philosophy of making your everyday objects ". become in themselves a work of art" and ". judged by whether it has a form consistent with its use". Functional, beautiful, timeless.

This was my first attempt hand-stitching tubular handles and piped stitching which I was so enthused about. I finally feel comfortable calling myself a bag designer (2 more in the works).

It took about 10 hours of R&D and then 30 hours to construct it. I've gotten a lot of "Is that Birkin?" which is unfortunate but I think it has more to do with the Gold color and Pearl contrast stitching. I'm looking forward to making the next one in a deep blue Marine.

Frustrated by carrying my corporate backpack with inconvenient pockets. I made a bag that fits exactly the books and pens I need. Well, after about 2 months, and many appreciated compliments I think its perfect.

I spend an average of 10-15 hours a week sketching new designs, jotting notes, and scheming my next leap. @WoahIsThatSteve modeling