I had the opportunity to contribute to several props for She-Hulk: Attorney at Law, working from concept through to fabrication-ready models. I was responsible for 3D modeling, engineering, and prepping the She-Hulk blood extractor, based on concept art by the incredible John Eaves. I also modeled both the Aguila sword and sheath—loosely based on concept art—and prepped them for print and on-screen use.

In addition to modeling, I was tasked with designing and engineering Abomination’s ankle monitor transmitter, which required integrated light functionality. I also concepted and developed a piece we called the “Key to Asgard,” as well as shoulder and arm armor for Smart Hulk—though those last elements were not used on screen.

Throughout the project, I worked closely with Russell Bobbitt and the Marvel props team. I’m grateful to have been a part of the larger crew that brought all these elements together.