About me
A designer of
behavioral oddities.
I work where psychology, games, AI, and storytelling stop behaving like separate subjects.
What connects the work
Make the invisible system visible.
I’m drawn to patterns people live inside without always noticing.
A reward loop can make a boring action strangely compelling. A first-person story can make an interpretation feel indistinguishable from fact. A fictional character can reveal psychological experience more clearly than a definition.
My projects turn these hidden structures into interfaces, games, stories, and prototypes that people can interact with rather than merely read about.
Creative origin
Why Lemon Biscuit Taco Co. stays in the name.
Before it was a portfolio identity, it was an absurd collaborative world.
The original project created room for teenagers to make things without first turning them into achievements. That spirit still matters. The newer work is more focused and technically ambitious, but it keeps the same resistance to rigid categories and joyless usefulness.
Lemon Biscuit Taco Co. is therefore not a fake company bolted onto my name. It is the creative laboratory from which this portfolio grew.
Selected trajectory
One question keeps changing costumes.
Creative freedom and community
A collaborative comedy world designed as an escape from performance pressure.
Psychology made experiential
A visual novel where emotional understanding emerges through dialogue and trust.
Motivation redesigned as play
A physical and digital system that makes completed effort collectible.
Perspective as an AI safety tool
A prototype that tests whether third-person framing can expose unsupported certainty.
Links
Visit the projects where they live.
Direct contact details can be added in the final launch pass. For now, the live projects and creative profiles are the public pathways through my work.