These are two different ear plugs designed for Axil: the X30i and X20. The X30i allows you to Switch seamlessly between full protection and hear-through mode using a simple toggle. It includes both an impulse filter and dynamic mesh filter providing up to 25 db noise reduction.
The X20 is a lightweight comfortable ear plug ideal for loud environments like concerts, and construction sites. The X20 was designed with comfort in mind so that it can even by worn while sleeping.
Check out these ear plugs at https://goaxil.com/products/x30i-earplugs
The Lattice series of lights were a collaborative effort between Espiritu Design and Rockwest Composites. These lights incorporate advanced filament wound carbon fiber tubes and modular 3d printed hubs. This type of tubing is typically used in structural applications where functional requirements demand light weight and high tensile strength. We thought there was an opportunity to emphasize the aesthetic beauty of this material through lighting.
The Thorofare net was born from the frustrations of a back country fly fisherman. Patrick Bauman was tired of carrying a net on his back while hiking through rough terrain looking for the next great fishing spot. He came to our firm wanting a collapsible fishing net. We explored many different solutions and built many different prototypes, and with constant input from Patrick, we developed this solution. You can see more at colterbackcountry.com
The Echo (LR) is a radio based target spotting system. The transmitter is attached to the back of a steel target with Velcro. The base station is placed next to the shooter. When struck, the transmitter provides impact confirmation at a range of up to two miles.
I did the bulk of the CAD work on this product. We collaborated with an electrical engineer who designed custom PCB’s and wrote the firmware. The plastic components were designed with injection molding in mind. This meant I had to consider consistent wall thickness, draft angles, and rib reinforcement.
The client sold this idea to MDT who debuted it at Shot Show 2024. You can learn more about the product at https://www.instagram.com/blackbriarindustries/
Bullbar is a collapsible pull up bar that allows for multiple grips for pull ups, dips, and push ups. It folds down into a compact size to allow for easy storage and portability. The client ran a successful crowdfunding campaign and is now selling the Bullbar at https://bullbarfit.com/
This is a freelance project that I completed in 2020 for TMT international observatory. TMT is a Thirty Meter Telescope currently under construction in Hawaii. They wanted to create a 3d model of the observatory with a cut away section so you could see the inner workings of the telescope. They of course have very detailed cad models of the entire facility but these are not suitable for 3d printing. They hired me to create a 3d model of the TMT that could be 3d printed and used for presentations / educational purposes.
This is a collection of furniture that I have designed. I also created a youtube channel where I make videos documenting my process making furniture and and other cool stuff.
This is a freelance branding project I did for SimBioSys, inc. a biomedical company based out of Illinois.
As a company focused on computational biology, they wanted their logo to include both biological and computational elements. The logo needed to convey their identity to biomedical research clients. The logo that was developed is an abstraction of the Vitruvian man combined with an integrated circuit.
I designed about ten initial concepts for this client. After getting their input on those concepts I combined some of their favorite elements to arrive at the final logo. I also provided some color options and some design guidelines on how the logo should be used.
You can learn more about SimBioSys at
and HERE
I helped design the Emblems of Becoming for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. I had the opportunity to work on this project with Durham Brands. Durham provided me with two dimensional drawings of each piece of jewelry and I used those 2D drawings to create three dimensional CAD files. Those CAD files were 3D printed for evaluation and subsequently used to manufacture the finished products.
You can see the Emblems of Becoming Here
and you can learn more about Durham Brands Here
