Hidden Bookcase | Vector Design for Laser Cutting

This recent project is a 1:12 scale hidden bookcase, inspired by a real-world reference image. I drafted the vector designs from scratch using Inkscape and am currently in the physical assembly phase. Because absolute precision is critical at this scale, I leveraged AI as a computational check to verify my math and structural scaling before fabrication. This piece highlights my workflow of translating digital concepts into tangible, functional objects.

Miniature Beds & Handmade Textiles

This is the third iteration and final version of my very first handmade miniature project. To create these two beds, I combined digital and physical crafting techniques: I laser-cut the frames, hand-sewed the mattresses and pillows, and micro-crocheted the blankets. It was a foundational project that taught me the value of physical prototyping and mixed-media construction.

1:12-Scale Miniature Oven | Detail Views

This is the second iteration of a miniature oven prototype. The main body was fabricated using a laser cutter, while the intricate stove grates were resin 3D-printed. I also repurposed micro-beads to serve as the control dials. This piece is currently a work in progress; when the initial paint finish did not meet my standards for realism, I pivoted my approach. I am currently applying a silver contact paper to achieve a true-to-life stainless-steel aesthetic before installing the final doors, handles, and an internal oven light.