Bryant Hayes |
I write code, build stuff with wood, take photos, and make things with my hands.
What I Do
Every interest teaches me something different. Explore what I'm working on and learning about.
Work
Professional development & career
Photography
Landscapes, portraits & street photography
Woodworking
Furniture & handcrafted pieces
Leatherwork
Custom bags, wallets & accessories
Music
Guitar compositions & recordings
Engineering
Software development, embedded systems & circuit design
Games
HTML5 games & interactive experiences
Costuming
Halloween costumes, cosplay & character design
Food
Recipes, BBQ & culinary experiments
Work
Professional development & career
Photography
Landscapes, portraits & street photography
Woodworking
Furniture & handcrafted pieces
Leatherwork
Custom bags, wallets & accessories
Music
Guitar compositions & recordings
Engineering
Software development, embedded systems & circuit design
Games
HTML5 games & interactive experiences
Costuming
Halloween costumes, cosplay & character design
Food
Recipes, BBQ & culinary experiments
Work
Professional development & career
Photography
Landscapes, portraits & street photography
Woodworking
Furniture & handcrafted pieces
Leatherwork
Custom bags, wallets & accessories
Music
Guitar compositions & recordings
Engineering
Software development, embedded systems & circuit design
Games
HTML5 games & interactive experiences
Costuming
Halloween costumes, cosplay & character design
Food
Recipes, BBQ & culinary experiments
Recent Highlights
Latest work from across all my interests
Kid's Mud Kitchen
Woodworking
Past Halloween Costume Collection
Costuming
Leuchtturm 1917 A5 Journal Cover
Leatherwork
Mustache Max
Games
Want to see more? Explore any of the sections above to dive deeper.
Get In TouchWhy I Build Stuff
Whether I'm fixing a bug, cutting wood joints, or framing a shot—it's all the same process: figure out the problem, grab the right tools, try stuff until it works.
Everything connects. Woodworking taught me patience for debugging. Photography made me pickier about details. Coding logic applies everywhere.