A quick look at why The Maverex Workshop's priorities are being re-structured. This post breaks down how my failed audiobook attempt, became a Kindle novella mission. How my attempt at affiliate marketing lead me into studying web-design and web-maintenance. How 3D-printing is helping me learn how to design game assets for Unreal Engine. And how a fun little side-quest has come from the left overs of my work.
A Maverex Workshop fan-script
Canon-parallel story set between The Matrix Revolutions and The Matrix Resurrections
Blender’s learning curve is steep, messy, and unforgiving at first. This progress update documents the early struggles, resets, and breakthroughs that took me from confusion to confidently building my first custom model.
A Maverex Workshop fan-script
Canon-parallel story set between The Matrix Revolutions and The Matrix Resurrections
Benkei – Bridge of Blades is now available as a Kindle eBook on Amazon. This release marks the first published format of the series, with an extension currently in development.
This log documents the point where scale stopped being guesswork. By fixing orientation, origin, and contact geometry in the STL itself, a previously denied miniature printed cleanly, sat flat, and fit its intended footprint. Same printer. Same constraints. Better files.
A sealed-conditions simulation examining how preparation, layered defenses, and environmental control shape a high-pressure confrontation between Vegeta and Doctor Doom during a recovery mission involving Trunks.
After my first library print showed me where FDM starts to break down for minis, this batch was about seeing what the same machine could do when I stopped guessing and started respecting its limits.
My first 3D print didn’t fail — but it didn’t succeed cleanly either. Using a public library’s FDM printer, I learned the hard limits of scale, color choice, and why tabletop miniatures punish inexperience fast. This is a first-print autopsy, mistakes included.
A Dr. Doom sketch I drew about 13 years ago, back when I was actively studying comic-book shading and inking techniques. At the time I fixated on its flaws; looking at it now, it’s a surprisingly solid snapshot of where my skills were headed.