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The workshop · Code & stories

Projects & creative work.

A place for the things I build and the worlds I write, alongside my research.

Work in progress
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Two different kinds of making.

Wolf Browser explores software and interface design. Marser explores character, atmosphere, and storytelling. These are project snapshots, not announcements of finished products.

Software · Windows browser project

Wolf Browser

A personal browser project with a wilderness identity: deep forest greens, lodge-style details, and a wolf-themed home for exploring the web.

The project has been explored as a Windows prototype and through visual concepts. The start-page artwork below captures the intended atmosphere; it does not show a released application or prove that every pictured feature is implemented.

This is a place to document the design and development trail. There is no public installer or source-code download here yet.

AI-generated Wolf Browser design concept with a forest-green toolbar, mountain sunrise, lodge, search field, and trail-themed shortcuts.
Wolf Browser wilderness start-page concept · AI-generated design exploration, September 2026. Illustrative interface, not a screenshot of a released product.

Creative writing · Independent screenplay draft

Marser

A woodland story project with opening scenes written around Marser, a boy whose imagined adventure in the forest meets something he cannot explain.

In the opening, sunlight falls through pine trees as Marser plays at being a forest guardian. A blue glow appears near an ancient tree. He moves closer, but a call from home interrupts the discovery.

The scene gives the story its first tension: the pull of a world waiting to be explored and the ordinary life calling him back. It is an opening, not a completed film.

Keep following the trail

From a project to a question.

The format changes—from a browser to a screenplay to a research paper—but curiosity keeps showing up.