I now have a form set up to churn out some pretty narrow bars in addition to the wide ones.
This view shows the shape of the bars a little better. The Big bars are 24 inches wide with 16 degrees of sweep and 5 inch straight section in the middle. The Small bars are 16 wide, with 12 degrees of sweep and a 3 inch section in the middle
This fall I was fortunate enough to intern for a super talented furniture designer, Paul Loebach. Paul is a talented and knowledgeable guy, as well as being just a great dude. 
I made a new Flickr account. I should actually be able to keep this one updated with some interesting things and projects I have going on.
I designed the "Stoop Chair" in the summer of last year. The idea behind the chair was to design a piece that is completely open for user interpretation, and whose function is determined by the context in which it is in. I enjoy factoring humor and wit into design, as I feel a stronger attachment to products that make me smile. I personally see the "Stoop Chair" as a chair simply because I enjoy sitting on steps. Some people may see it as a commentary on suburban housing, or as a play on the phrase "porch furniture," or simply as a fun bench to sit around with your friends on. Most won't even see it as a chair at all. The chair is designed to be made from roto-molded polyethylene which allows for a wide range of colors, and even a marblized effect, though the prototype is made from insulation foam covered in fiberglass.
I have been into shooting photos since early in high school, and I have been shooting photos of bike riding for about 3 years now. You should check out my Flickr page, even though it hasn't been updated in forever.
