Rio Grande Valley, Texas · Est. 2024
Made by hand. Sharpened by machine.
A one-person workshop working in wood, metal, glass, leather, and polymer. Traditional craft sets the intent; modern fabrication tooling holds the tolerance. Neither one is the point on its own.
The question
What if is never a limiting factor.
Every piece on this site started as a question about whether something could be made a different way — a charger that does not look like a gadget, a pickup built for one instrument, a Cold War tube that keeps time off the internet. Constraints are the terrain, not the destination.
The Workshop
Six disciplines under one roof
Most shops pick a side — hand tools or machines, wood or metal, craft or engineering. Working across all of them means each part of a piece gets made the way that part should be made.
Woodworking
Red oak as the working stock, exotic hardwood as the accent.
Additive manufacturing
Custom model authoring, not catalogue reprints.
Laser work
Marking, engraving, and precision cutting.
Small-scale metalwork
Non-ferrous and ferrous, at hardware and jewellery scale.
Glass and leather
The materials that soften an assembly.
Technology integration
Where the workshop and the engineering practice overlap.
Featured
Three devices, one cable, no plastic
Inductive charging stand
A shaped hardwood body carrying a 25 W Qi2 charging module, with a lower shelf sized for earbuds and a watch. One stand, three devices, one cable. All routing runs inside the body — nothing visible from the front but wood and the charging ring.
Materials
Figured hardwood, purpleheart accent, 25 W Qi2 charging module
The Label
Written here, performed by machine
Three artists, three languages of music, out on Spotify, Amazon Music, YouTube Music and the rest. The lyrics and the musical direction are written by hand; the recordings are generated with AI. That division is stated plainly on every release, because it should be.
Moonhowl
RockThe heaviest lane on the label — guitar-forward rock with the writing pushed toward grief, endurance, and the things that do not resolve.
@moonhowl26Luna Aullante
SierreñoSierreño — requinto, bajo quinto, and bajo sexto arrangements written from the Valley, closer to the regional tradition than to crossover.
@luna_aullanteEl Aullante
UrbanoThe urbano lane. Darker production, colder imagery, and lyrics that stay in the border landscape rather than leaving it.
@el_aullanteFlyer Studio
A flyer tool you buy once and own
A complete flyer designer in a single HTML file — developed by Celvex Technology, published here. Runs in your browser with no install, no account, and no internet. Bilingual English and Spanish, your own fonts, and every project saved as a file you keep.