I remember the first time I introduced paper mechanics to a roomful of people ranging from six to sixty. There was a hum of concentration, a flurry of scissors, and — thank goodness — a handful of moments where everyone stopped, looked up and grinned when something unexpectedly sprang to life....
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Tutorials
I love the small discoveries that happen when you stop to look closely: a...
DIY Projects
I love finding small ways to turn ordinary objects into pockets of surprise....
Creative Tools
I love tiny scenes that feel larger than life — a single glowing window on a...
DIY Projects
I first got hooked on anamorphic illusions when I saw a tiny warped drawing sit...
I love photographing small, reflective objects — tiny painted metal robots, glossy ceramic miniatures, varnished paper dioramas — because they sit right at the intersection of craft, light and illusion. But glare and nasty reflections can...
I love the tiny, quiet moments when a small object suddenly seems larger than life. Over the years I’ve learned a handful of tricks to make miniature sculptures read as deeper and more three-dimensional than their actual thickness — and one of...