Mapping the New Louisville VA Medical Center: Two Years of Drone Orthomosaics
Monthly drone orthomosaic maps of the 40-acre Louisville VA Medical Center site, flown for Walsh Construction - watch two years of construction in five maps.
PROJECT SPOTLIGHTS
Real projects. Real results.
Websites, stores, custom software, aerial photography, video, and 3D printing - every project below is live, in production, and built by us in Louisville.
25+Years in business
3Craft disciplines
100%Built in-house
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Kentucky Peerless: A Custom Check-In System for Distillery Tours
Kentucky Peerless sells out distillery tours online. We built the custom WordPress check-in system their front desk runs every tour day - bookings, arrivals, and admin overrides on one screen.
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Cardinal Wings Aviation: Website Design & Photography
A responsive aviation website for Cardinal Wings Aviation that brings flight training, aircraft rentals, original photography, and clear next steps into one confident digital experience.
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A Large-Format Table Piece for Union Tools
A customer-supplied 3D design engineered into an approximately 32-inch-wide matte-black PLA display, produced as one proof and two repeat sets.
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A Cutaway Pump Model Built for the Trade Show Floor
A custom 3D printed industrial pump cutaway display created from confidential engineering CAD, modified for printability, and finished in-house for professional trade shows, sales demonstrations, and customer education.
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Prototyping a Pulley Before It Was Cut in Steel
A full-scale PLA pulley prototype produced for machine fitment, clearance checks, and dimensional validation before final steel manufacturing.
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Heimerdinger Cutlery: 160 Years of Louisville Retail, Online
Heimerdinger Cutlery has sold fine cutlery in Louisville since the 1800s. We built the WooCommerce storefront, shipping automation, and web presence that carry that legacy online.
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Limited Edition Cliffside Figure on Monolith Base
A limited-run 12-inch cliffside sculpture produced with a brass-filled figure, earth-tone monolith base, and artist-applied patina.
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Turning a Digital Sculpture Into a Physical Prototype
An 18-inch, 1:8 scale statue prototype printed in three sections and used as a physical presentation tool for collaboration and design review.
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A Life-Size Head and a 14-Inch Scale Model
A life-size head prototype and 14-inch scale model produced at high resolution as working tools for the development of a 9-foot statue.
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Custom Logo Magnets for a Louisville Business
Custom 3D printed logo magnets produced in three sizes with layered colors, recessed accents, and strong magnetic backing for gifts and giveaways.
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Shop Peerless: Shipping Small-Batch Bourbon Direct to Consumers
Shop Peerless ships small-batch bourbon direct to consumers. We built the compliance-heavy WooCommerce store that makes age-verified, state-aware shipping possible - and keeps it selling.
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Kentucky Peerless: Running a Distillery Brand’s Digital Front Door
A distillery brand’s entire digital life under one roof: website, tour bookings, store, photography, and marketing for Kentucky Peerless - run by Shaun since 2014.
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Progress Video or Progress Photos? How to Choose for a Kentucky Build
Photos are for working, video is for telling. A practical guide to choosing between construction progress stills and aerial video on a Kentucky project, and when one flight should capture both.
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Inside and Out: A Complete Visual Package for a Jeffersonville Commercial Build
A Jeffersonville, Indiana commercial building shot from the air, the ground, and inside in a single day, so leasing, marketing, and the contractor all work from one consistent image library.
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Justin Gooch Law: A Modern Website for a Louisville Attorney
A law practice that looks as sharp as its counsel. A clean, credible website for Louisville attorney Justin Gooch that turns searches into consultations.
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Weather, Windows, and Getting the Shot: How a Monthly Progress Flight Gets Scheduled
Monthly aerial progress photography is a window, not a date. How wind, cloud, and Kentucky seasons decide the schedule, and what happens when a month does not cooperate.
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Todd Lewis Law: A Clean, Fast Site for a Solo Practice
A clean, fast website for a solo law practice - built to load instantly, read clearly, and bring in clients without the agency overhead.
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Documenting the I-264 and U.S. 42 Interchange Rebuild From the Air
A highway interchange cannot be photographed from the ground. An aerial record of the I-264 and U.S. 42 improvement project in Louisville, and why road work makes the clearest case for flying.
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Bourbon Barrel Artisan: Selling Barrel Craft Online
Bourbon Barrel Artisan sells handcrafted barrel-wood pieces online. We built the store and the brand presence behind every order.
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Aerial Views of Louisville: Skyline, Landmarks, and When a City Shot Earns Its Place
A Louisville skyline aerial is easy to admire and hard to use well. When a city view does real work for a business, the four jobs it does best, and why downtown airspace means hiring a licensed pilot.
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One Flight a Month, Two Years Later: Why a Progress Series Beats a One-Off Shoot
A single aerial photo shows a site. A monthly series shows what changed and how fast, which is the question that actually comes up. Why cadence and repeatable angles matter on a Kentucky build.
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Old Mill Venue: A Wedding Venue’s Website That Books Tours
A wedding venue website built to book tours: rich galleries, real dates, and a clear path from first look to walkthrough.
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Field of Screams Kentucky: A Haunted Attraction’s Online Home
Field of Screams Kentucky needed a haunted attraction site that sells tickets. We built its online home - loud where it should be, fast where it counts.
