I design products, build tools, and tell stories.

I’m Nick, a product designer, design engineer, and artist in Montréal. I make complex software easier to use and build tools for visual storytelling.

Recent projects

Filmmaking: Original film projects spanning story development, visual experiments, practical props, and AI-assisted production.
Agentic Design System: Components, design rules, and review tools that help AI agents build consistent interfaces.
Jobsmith: A workspace for assessing job opportunities, tracking applications, and organizing a job search.
LifeOS: A personal operating system connecting daily tasks, notes, reflection, and longer-term goals.
SuperClock: A custom smart clock that brings time, weather, and daily routines into a circular physical display.
Design Tools & Skills: Reusable tools and AI workflows for exploring ideas, reviewing interfaces, and taking designs into code.

Prop to Image: A workflow for reimagining physical props through images and preparing selected designs for 3D reconstruction.
Previs: An exploration of planning shots, lenses, and actor positions inside walkable 3D sets.
VR Art Room: A virtual creative studio, with a proposed film-focused variant for arranging floating storyboard sketches in space.
Flow Builder: A visual canvas for connecting image, video, and audio generation into reusable workflows.
Film Analyzer: A shot-by-shot film study tool for examining composition, camera movement, lighting, and storytelling choices.
Film Storytelling Kit: Illustrated cards and prompts for developing stories, exploring film craft, and testing creative decisions.
Film Writer: A connected workspace for developing film worlds, linking characters and locations, and planning scenes and shots.
My Museum Guide: A mobile museum companion that identifies photographed exhibits and tells their stories through audio.
Media Pipelines: Tools for generating images, video, speech, music, and sound effects while organizing references and outputs.

Story Dice: Printable dice designs that combine characters, settings, conflicts, and twists into story prompts.
Visualizing Crowds: An interactive visualization that makes crowd sizes tangible by placing people in recognizable spaces.