Tiny machines
Soft little heroes, suspiciously serious jobs, and hard silhouettes with big feelings.
Tiny machines. Big worlds.
I’m Mack. I make tiny machines, printed worlds, suspicious merchandise, and jokes with enough structure to stand up.
“If the joke has rules, it can become a world.”
The work
A very specific pile
Small machines. Heroic infrastructure. Printed junk. Fan culture. Jokes with enough internal logic to become worlds.
The work moves between playmats, character families, fake park posters, bootleg shirts, and identity systems. Different formats, same appetite for useful nonsense.
Useful things I make
- ✦ Worlds with rules and bite
- ✦ Characters built for more than one pose
- ✦ Posters, playmats, shirts, and prints
- ✦ Strange merchandise with a real point
The stuff that keeps showing up
Printed worlds
Posters, playmats, shirts, and paper objects that deserve physical space.
Useful nonsense
A dumb joke becomes a world once all the details agree with each other.
Good damage
Tape, scraps, grain, fingerprints, and enough structure to keep the mess readable.
If your brief is clear, strange, or beautifully unreasonable, send it over. If it is only two of those things, we can probably fix that.
Tell me the weird part ↗