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Lovely cross stitch I did.
Arson but 𝒜𝓇𝓈𝑜𝓃
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Pixel-art layer cakes for COMPSCI 230. Each slice is a sprite — and there are two-bit and four-bit cakes.
Twelve weeks of Tuesday drop-in soldering, sewing and snacks. Sixty-four people, four broken irons, zero serious burns.
A nine-key RP2040 macropad for VS Code, built around a hand-routed PCB and a cheery 3D-printed shell.
A capacitive plant pot that pulses softly when you touch the soil. Built for the Engineering common room.
A generative sticker pack — you tap once and get a unique vinyl sticker printed at our cutter. Ran every Tuesday this semester.
A sourdough fermentation logger — temperature, humidity, rise — plotted live to a Notion page. The starter is named Glenn.
A Swift app that IDs mushrooms growing on campus after the rain. Trained on a tiny CoreML dataset we labelled ourselves.
A crochet blanket that maps a Penrose tiling across 280 hand-hooked hexagons. Took most of Semester One.
An open-source dice tower that rolls a real D20 on a Cherry MX switch. Plug it into anything.