My background is a weird one. I studied History and Studio Art as an undergrad, a combination of interests that led me to pursue a job as a sculptor's apprentice right out of school.
After learning what I could from that job, I moved on to work for a furniture studio in Chelsea, MA. I began as a woodworker's apprentice on the shop floor, moved up the ladder to lead my own fabrication projects and eventually took up a role as a drafter and project manager.
Regardless of where I've ended up, I have always wanted to learn more about how things are built and the traditional and innovative methods that drive those processes. That is why I am here: to learn how to make almost anything.
