Recently I picked up a pack of dual-sided acrylic markers — all neatly packed in a box. But … it is not the easiest to use. Every time I wanted a colour, I had to dig around. Putting them back was just as awkward, and seeing all the colours at once is almost impossible. So I thought — why not make something better? Inspired by something surprisingly simple (toothbrush holders 🪥), I designed a first prototype using Autodesk Fusion 360 — a single row holder to test if the mark

Recently I joined a decoupage workshop at the Imperial College London, hosted by Purls.UK — and it turned out to be such a refreshing creative experience. We started by choosing patterned tissues — that alone already lifted my mood. So many colours and designs… it was hard to decide. At first, I planned to decorate a plant pot. But somewhere along the way, I changed my mind and went for a small cylindrical box and a plastic container instead — sometimes the best ideas happen

Moving to London has been one of the biggest changes in my life — new streets, new culture, and a completely different pace. But in many ways, it also feels like the right place to continue a journey that started years ago. My story with woodworking began in 2018 in Hong Kong. I was introduced to traditional mortise and tenon joinery — a technique where pieces of wood are joined together without screws or nails, yet remain incredibly strong and precise. That moment changed h

Finally visited the 📍Novelty Automation in Holborn Impressed by My-Nuke that after the training you need to operate a mechanical manipulator to open the box and put back the “real plutonium” into the holes at the back. Once you drop it, there will be a loud alarm 🚨 Another one is the Money Laundering which transfers coins 🪙 to a balance using a magnet. At the end the balance shows how much “dirty” cash has slipped past regulation. Thought it was a museum about automation,