Senior Creative Technologist building AI, CGI and production workflow systems.

My work is built around a simple idea: creative teams move faster when their tools and workflows are reliable. Whether the output is commercial CGI, AI-assisted content or a custom production tool, the goal is always to remove friction from the process.

I focus on repeatable systems rather than one-off experiments. That means clear file structures, reusable workflows, reliable metadata, sensible automation and tools that artists can actually use under production pressure.

This approach has shaped my work across Blender, ComfyUI, Python tooling, desktop applications and AI production pipelines — from visual development through to delivery.

My background started in visual production: building architectural, product and commercial imagery where accuracy, lighting, materials and delivery standards matter.

Over time, that work naturally moved deeper into pipeline development — improving how projects were structured, how assets were prepared, how renders were managed and how repeated production tasks could be automated.

Today, AI production has made those workflow problems more important, not less. Prompts, seeds, models, metadata, versions and handovers all need better systems if teams are going to use generative tools seriously in production.

That is where my current focus sits: building practical tools for modern visual teams using Blender, ComfyUI, Python and production-focused automation.

I am most useful in roles where creative quality and technical implementation overlap — Senior Creative Technologist, AI Production Specialist, Technical Artist, Pipeline Developer or workflow-focused CGI lead.