The Origin Story
Korey — Built in the 80s,
Still Creating
Before there were YouTube tutorials or 3D printers, there were Saturday morning cartoons, toy aisles, and a kid who never stopped staring at the details. Growing up in the golden era of action figures meant He-Man was a theology, G.I. Joe was a foreign policy, and the Garbage Pail Kids were fine art.
That obsession never left. It evolved. What started as collecting became customizing — swapping parts, painting heads, building characters that didn't exist yet. Decades of gaming, collecting, and studying visual culture later, that same eye for detail now drives every project that comes off the workbench.
Today, custom figures, graphic design, video work, and 3D renders all flow from the same source: a lifelong love of the craft and a refusal to settle for off-the-shelf. If you can imagine it, it can be built.
