Gnarly Void

The shocked Pikachu meme, as a rug.

A seal at full sploot.

A peace sign built into a flower.

Lugia, suspended between flight and the wall.

A tufted Homer caught halfway back into a wall of green.

I wanted to try making 3D fiber foods, and I decided the first one should be a bowl of ramen.

Every die needs a partner.

A logo that lives on a screen, moved into a room.

Two decks for a show, tufted instead of painted.

The oldest random number generator, rebuilt as an object with opinions.

The wing is carved.

Stop.

An impossible object, made real.

A study in form, balance, and bold reduction.

A tufted textile recreation of a computer RAM stick, crafted with surprising technical accuracy.

A study in movement and restraint, this tufted piece uses a sequence of flowing, offset waves to create depth without relying on hard contrast.

A geometric study in wool inspired by the textile compositions of David Nott.

This hand-tufted rug explores organic movement through layered green tones and sculpted pile.

Inspired by more tattoo art, this piece features a colorful bird.

A hand-tufted rug inspired by traditional tattoo flash.

Exploring softness as structure.

Between weaving, crocheting, and now tufting, we have a decent collection of yarn going.

This piece is dedicated to the G train in New York City.

This is now my second batch of glazed pottery.

What started out as an experiment with a random yarn color I found turned into a fiber piece with a blast of color that I love.

A blue and white capsule inspired by Vyvanse.

Process I'm a big fan of King Gizz and wanted to create a piece inspired by them.

Process Started this as a wall hanging.

Process Slab built by hand Materials Clay from Georgie's: White Salmon with Speckles Trail Mix Timberline Various glazes

Inspired by a piece seen in a Vulfmon video Process Materials

My first rug.

Gnarly Void is an maker site centered on creating physical objects by hand.