Business introductions
A memorable way to introduce yourself, show what you make, or share an offer. Something useful people can open through one link.
- Digital contact cards
- Product & service showcases
- Interactive business introductions
Work with Pierce
A business introduction. An invitation worth opening. A message or story people can explore. I make custom digital artifacts for the things you want to share.

What we can make
Not everything needs to be complicated.
It does need to work beautifully.
A memorable way to introduce yourself, show what you make, or share an offer. Something useful people can open through one link.
An invitation, a personal note, or a meaningful surprise. Made around the person receiving it and the moment you want to share.
For an idea that needs a little room to unfold. A guided story, an explorable place, or an unusual way to present something. Each project is reviewed and scoped individually.
Selected work / My own projects
From a live website to early experiments.
Each project has its own purpose.

Live website · Actual website screenshot
A digital home for personal Quick Cards. A simple path from choosing a purpose to making something your own.
Explore the live websiteInteractive prototype · In development
An exploration of interactive buildings and digital doorways. A prototype, not a finished campus or a client property.
The artifact book / Working examples
Open something. See how it feels.
Then tell me what you have in mind.
Try an invitation preview → Try a business-card preview →
Browser-only tools: details stay in the open tab. They do not publish a link or place an order.
Paper World / Personal message
A small message with a beautiful opening. Try the existing Paper World preview and make the words your own. Paid purchases are currently closed.
Try the card previewFictional business / Interactive example
A different way to introduce a business. Open the object studio, explore two imagined pieces, and try their finishes. An example—not a shop or client testimonial.
Explore the business example
Interactive invitation / Working 3D demo
An invitation you can step inside. Explore a Halloween house, follow its clues, and discover the surprise. A working demonstration, not a self-service product.
Enter the invitation demoThese show different possibilities—not a fixed menu. Custom work is reviewed and scoped for your project. For card designs, browse Garden card designs.
How it begins
Who is it for? What should it do? Tell me what you have and what you’re hoping to make.
Scope, pricing, and timing are agreed for your project before commissioned work begins.
Make the important details work, review the result together, and decide when it’s ready.
The person behind the work
I like making digital things feel a little more personal—and a lot more useful.
I’m building The Garden through small, meaningful experiences. My studio is where we can work together on something of your own.
You don’t need a fully formed brief. A good conversation is enough to begin.
Explore ready-made Garden designsHave something in mind?
Tell me what you want to share, who it is for, and what they should be able to do. Helpful links, timing, and any budget you have in mind are welcome.
Tell Pierce about your ideaTell me what you have in mind. No purchase or project commitment.
It depends on the scope and what you need. We’ll agree on pricing and timing before work begins. There are no fixed packages or delivery guarantees listed here.
Yes. The examples are starting points, not a fixed menu. Tell me what you want to make; we’ll review what is practical and agree on the work before it begins.
Tell me about it. Custom experiences are reviewed individually so the scope stays useful, realistic, and clear.
Visit The Garden’s separate free-card creator. You don’t need to start a custom project.