After months of work this summer, the new site is live today.
I wanted one place for everything: the 3D renders, the websites I've built, and somewhere to write about tooling and process. So the site has three content types — project pages, blog posts, and short notes — all as MDX files in the repo. Publishing something new means adding a folder, not touching a database or a CMS.
The stack is Next.js 16 with Tailwind v4. Code samples render with Shiki, images ship in light and dark variants that follow the OS appearance, and there's a newsletter plus first-party analytics underneath it all — the full rundown is on the project page.
The homepage has a couple of interactive pieces. The software section has a miniature design editor running inside a browser frame — toolbar, layers, undo and redo, all working. The 3D section has a live Three.js canvas next to the render thumbnails, with orbit controls, studio lighting, and a teapot.