I created this bunny to be lasercut out of 1/8th inch white acrylic. It's a bunny that can hold a flower or a baby bunny!

Embedded in it's head is a stopwatch, you can leave it in it's head or take it out and make a little necklace for the bunny.

This is a two part cityscape ring. I usually cut them in acrylic, but they also look badass in wood.

The file here is a size 7 ring, but its easy to swap out the inside circles. Once you get up to about 8.5 you may run into trouble with the walls being too thin, widening the design should fix that.

Published in Wired Magazine 17.01

This is a design that I put together for PonokoID ponoko.com/ponoko-id. I came up with the design based on the requirements for a Wired Magazine article. It's a fun and simple design that can be made with a few odds and ends from the local hardware store.

I really want to see someone come up with a 5UP design that looks like 5 health bars out of a computer game. Enjoy.

The design is free of charge. You can use it on the proviso that you share a small part of your personal expertise in the education of others. You can do this in any way that you wish and your contribution need only be small. If you’re a busy person then you can always contribute to a charity like The Fred Hollows Foundation hollows.org.

For the Wired Article online, see wired.com/culture/design/multimedia/2008/12/pl_create

Toss Your Most Brilliant Product Ideas Into Ponoko.com's Fishbowl
By Sonia Zjawinski

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"What We Wanted
A pencil holder that doubles as a sharpener.

What We Got
Frosted acrylic guides channel the pencils into store-bought sharpeners. A handle provides leverage, and the rear panel can be removed for cleaning out the shavings."
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This version is for 1/8" thick acrylic, rather than 1/4", and half the height. A single 12"x12" stock will get you two complete nave sections, i.e. eight times the Gothy goodness of the original.

Isn't multiplication fun?

Felt like the Old School Space Rocket needed a stand to show it off to best effect... and I needed something to play around with automatic tab generation in sketchup.

Here's the result, dressed up to look like a cartoon exhaust cloud.

What could be more awesome than a cute little elephant companion to keep you and your desk company?