One practice, three rooms.

The rooms exist so the promises stay clear. Studio is commissioned. A client is waiting, and the work has to hold up under their name. Identity, editorial, and product design live there, including the build when one person should carry it through.

The journal is public. Essays and shorter notes about how the work actually goes — not a changelog, and not a pitch.

The lab is personal. Tools and experiments made for me, each one labeled idea, in progress, shipped, or parked. A half-built thing does not get to pretend it is finished. If nobody else is waiting on it, it does not belong in the studio.

I take a small number of commissions at a time. If a project fits the studio, write.