Mallet percussionist, severe weather enthusiast, and developer. Building software with a soft spot for frosted glass, real-time radar, and rosewood bars.
A mallet percussionist chasing clean four-mallet voicings and fast double-stops. Most of my practice lives between the marimba's low rosewood and the xylophone's bright attack - phrasing, independence, and the kind of roll that disappears into one sustained tone.
I track severe convection in real time - watching for hook echoes on radar, couplets tightening into rotation, and the velocity signatures that precede a tornado. Off the radar, I follow NWS damage surveys to understand how an EF rating gets assigned from the ground up.
A glassmorphic screenshot editor built as a PWA - install it, work offline, and dress up a screenshot in seconds. Frosted panels, layered backgrounds, and quick exports, all running in the browser.
A reference atlas for the concurrencies of the US Interstate Highway System - every stretch where two or more route numbers share the same pavement. Dressed in asphalt black, guide-sign green, and construction-zone orange.