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Andrew's Christmas light display has become a neighborhood unifier since 2017. The synchronized lights and music have drawn dance parties of up to 40 people, hundreds of vehicles, and thousands of viewers. The display has created local traditions, from elderly neighbors bringing dinner to parents incorporating it into children's bedtime routines. Despite its popularity, Andrew maintains a strict no-advertising policy.
The Ardunan Light Show
36,500 5v RGB pixels @ 20% brightness, 18,500 ft of wire, 6,500ft of PVC pipe, 33,500+ cable ties
210+ songs including Christmas, pop. rock, classic, from as many countries as he can find
xLights Software, thousands of hours of light programing.
Raised $3,500+ for our causes above
Andrew finds meditative solace in furniture creation. While occasionally reversing the "measure twice, cut once" adage, he has a talent for transforming live wood into magnificent pieces. He particularly appreciates preserving the natural flow of live edges as nature intended them.
Recent Projects
Material Craftsmanship: Works with walnut, pine, and mahogany ranging from 3/4" to 2" thickness
Bedroom Collection: Created complete sets including drawers, cabinets, and storage pieces
Specialty Items: Crafted functional pieces from hi-fi stands to custom poker tables
I love Live wood. I love finding ways to represent the nature and beauty of Live Edge wood.
Bedroom set. Headboard, bedside tables, chest of drawers, TV stand and cabinet. All of these include front and corner facing live edges. Wood used is 1.5" Magnolia.
Hi-fi stand, which magnificently includes an extending piece of wood that branches at the top, hidden backwall for wires and display shelves to mix technology and house décor. Wood used is 2" walnut
A small venture that delivered significant impact. Andrew collaborated with his 12-year-old son to create a self-sustaining 1,000-gallon marine ecosystem focused on breeding and sales. Though eventually discontinued due to international moves and life circumstances, the project achieved notable success.
Sparky's Reef Farm
Tiger-Pods: Cultivated hardy copepods serving as live fish food and water quality enhancers
Marine Phytoplankton: Produced oxygen-generating microscopic organisms forming the marine food chain base
Rose Bubble Tip Anemones: Successfully bred the iconic "Nemo's home" sea anemones for aquarium enthusiasts
