I began my creative journey in art school, which laid the foundation for my career in the games industry as a 3D environment artist. After working across several studios and projects, I shifted gears and started creating webcomics—eventually getting picked up by Webtoons.

At one point, I had the idea to print my comics on cardboard, but couldn’t find a printer willing to do it. That led me down a rabbit hole of research, where I discovered laser engraving. With a laser engraver, I was finally able to burn my artwork directly onto cardboard. While the pieces didn’t sell, the process opened up a whole new world of creative possibilities.

Curious to try more, I began experimenting with different materials and ideas. Around that time, I had picked up a Raspberry Pi but couldn’t find a case that matched the aesthetic I wanted. A friend suggested I make my own. With zero woodworking experience, I turned to YouTube, taught myself the basics, and crafted my first case—a Raspberry Pi housed inside a custom wooden SNES cartridge.

That one project sparked a whole new direction for me creatively. One thing led to another… and here we are.