I've always struggled with the question, "What do you do?"

Not because I don't do anything, but because I do a bit of everything.

I design. I visualise. I teach. I study. I learn. I organise. Occasionally, I make. I rearrange things until they feel right, and I often turn a very minor inconvenience into a significantly larger project.

I tend to get interested in something, disappear down a rabbit hole and emerge with either a new skill, a half finished project or something I probably could have just bought.

I've realised that most of the things I enjoy have something in common: I like making things feel resolved.

I care about how things work, but probably just as much about how they look and feel. I notice little details, and I can spend an unreasonable amount of time on something that most people probably wouldn't even notice.

Between Things isn't a portfolio of my professional design work, it's a place for the creative interests I pursue simply because I enjoy them. A collection of ideas, experiments, projects and everyday things I spend too much time thinking about.