The Studio / Practical AI & design
I’m Jeremy. Choose a starting point.
We’ll give the work a useful shape.
Three ways we could work together.
Each starts with something that matters to you.
Start with the task
A lesson, an overdue update, an idea you want to try. Choose a word above to see what we’d use, what we’d make and a small example of the thinking.
01 / A proposed way to work together
Choose another word ↑Work through one real task with AI. Leave with a method you can repeat.
A task you want to learn, the original material, and the tools you already have. Keep a source we can compare the result against.
A checked piece of work, a repeatable method and a short checklist. We’ll practice the next update, with you doing the steps.
02 / A proposed way to work together
Choose another word ↑Make an aging page, menu or reference useful again. Keep what’s right. Make the unknowns visible.
The current page, menu, FAQ or handout; the original or editable file; confirmed changes; and the person who can settle open questions.
A revised version, editable source and a clear list of confirmed, changed and still-unknown information for the owner to review.
03 / A proposed way to work together
Choose another word ↑Turn an idea into something you can use, edit and understand.
The idea or existing prototype, material you can use, who it is for, and one task it needs to do. Tell me what must stay true.
A scoped working artifact, editable files, a plain guide and a practice update. A smaller fix or an existing tool may be the right answer.
Later updates or support would have their own agreed scope.
Give it a starting sentence
This is a personal worksheet. Nothing is submitted, and reloading clears it. Switch actions freely; your writing stays while you’re here.
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Three projects. Real source material.
A useful form for what came next.
Family Library
01 / 03From the sourceThree photographed pages of personal notes became a searchable illustrated catalogue of 100 ideas, an ingredient reference and a planning tool, with an editable website and a combined 46-page printable library.
The decision that matteredPreserve the original notes and distinguish new suggestions. Make the collection useful to browse and print, then review the illustrations and files. The serving images are generated illustrations.
OSHA 4 US
02 / 03From the sourceTwo presentations, mixed versions and a supposed PDF that was really a ZIP. Intake found 48 actual slides; the expected 56-slide final was missing. The work produced English/Polish website and course materials, reviewable lessons, instructor and learner companions, and downloads.
The decision that matteredIdentify the real files before redesigning. Preserve originals, separate current and historical content, and check primary sources. The ten original course identities remain. This is a source and course-design preview; course materials stay subject to instructor review and approval.
Kestane Menu Rescue
03 / 03From the sourceA restaurant trifold with handwritten prices and taped slips became a print-ready two-sided menu, browser-editable files and a confirmation list.
The decision that matteredReject a plausible but inaccurate reconstruction and return to the real scan. Preserve the menu’s identity and update confirmed values. Where replacement prices remained unresolved, the later version retained the original prices.
The person in the work
I studied Digital Arts and Design at Full Sail. My family-business upbringing connects me to Greenpoint, Brooklyn and the Polish community. Practical making, small-business operations, websites and workflow tools shape how I approach a job.
I’m drawn to teaching. I’ll read the material with you, explain the decisions and help you practice the next update.
Start with one thing you’d like to understand, improve or make.
Put it in your own words