Distinct Designs. Shared Craft.
Four Guitar Series
A curated look at five recent instruments — each shaped by hand, voiced with intention, and built to respond with clarity and musical depth. This is the heart of my work.
What's Up?
NEWS
April 2-4, 2027
The Artisan Guitar Show is great and although the ’26 edition just recently closed, I have confirmed that I will return in ’27. Thanks John D, for all you do for the luthier comunity.
We’re in the middle of a long‑overdue website update. Some pages are still being refined, so thanks for your patience as we continue improving things
I’ve been focusing on new tooling and reorganizing the workspace to create a smoother, more efficient flow. With things dialed in, I’m turning my attention back to reintroducing my AS model as part of the Classic Series. This guitar had a lot of early momentum and for a time was probably my most requested commission. When I introduced the SJ—similar in size to the AS—most players shifted toward that model, and the AS gradually stepped out of the spotlight. Recently, though, I’ve had a number of requests to bring it back, so it’s getting some part‑time focus in the shop again.
Beyond Tradition
Some guitars call for something different
Details, Your Way
From understated to ornate — always intentional.
Whether you prefer clean, minimal lines or refined decorative work, every detail is shaped to fit the instrument and the player. The ScrollVine is one example of the more sophisticated options available.
Happy Customers
I play it religiously and it’s stored in a 48% humidifier guitar cabinet. In perfect condition I might add. A friend of mine, an avid advanced guitarist from San Diego, recently played it and said it was the best guitar he ever played. (Agreed). … Hope things are going well for you because you are gifted my friend.
Build Philosophy
Passionate
My build philosophy comes down to this: build the next guitar better than the last, stay humble, and keep learning. That ongoing curiosity is what fuels my passion for the craft.
