Projects

Different problems. Same instinct.

I keep projects labeled by what they actually are: product in market, working prototype, concept in development or creative work. An idea doesn’t need inflated language to be interesting.

In market

Two products

Trezur Bag and the larger Foraging Bag are the two ideas that have crossed all the way from concept and prototype into market-facing products.

Trezur BagForaging Bag

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Prototype & development

Workbench

Dozens of physical prototypes and thousands of drawings across products and systems. Some are solved experiments; some are still being tested; some may eventually earn their own public identity.

Physical prototypesConcept development

Creative practice

Inventing Happiness

Painting, visual work, murals and commissioned pieces live under a separate creative identity rather than being forced into a product portfolio.

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A note on unfinished work

Not everything on the workbench belongs on the internet.

Part of invention is knowing when an idea is ready to explain publicly. Riley Invents will document projects when there is something real to show: a prototype, a tested mechanism, a product, or a clearly defined development path.