Old school soul. New school tools.
Dominic runs the laser, the airbrush and the epoxy pour at Right Angle. His work moves from wall panels to tracksuits to pieces for the home, and all of it comes out of the same place: a 90s upbringing of Martin and Living Single reruns, Bad Boy on the radio, and slow jams playing while the drawing got finished.
Don’t let the young face fool you.
Dominic knows the era he pulls from. Ninety-three to ninety-nine, the sitcoms, the barbershop debates, the tape decks, the airbrushed tees on Auburn Avenue. That catalog lives in his line work, and the machines just help him say it louder.
At the bench he is the bridge: Carl cuts joinery by hand, Virgil draws the form, and Dominic burns, paints and pours the surface that makes people stop walking.
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Fire, paint, resin, thread.
The laser
Line art burned straight into the panel — no ink, no transfer, just controlled fire reading a drawing one pass at a time. Depth is dialed in by hand so the shadows sit where a pen would have put them.
Acrylic paint
Bold flats and airbrushed fades laid over and around the burn. Color is where the panel stops being a woodshop object and starts being a poster you can hang, wear or serve on.
Epoxy
Poured clear over the art or pigmented into routed channels. It seals the burn, deepens the color and gives a piece the wet, glassy finish that reads modern from across the room.
Print & transfer
Graphics pulled onto tees, tracksuits, jackets and caps. Same drawings that go on the wood go on the cotton — the wall and the closet finally match.
Wall to wardrobe.
Panels, paddles, jackets and tracksuits. One-off pieces, and the starting point for anything you want built with your own story burned into it.
Rogues panel
Laser engraved, natural board left raw
Face to face
Single-pass burn, no paint
Painted paddle
Acrylic ground, engraved portrait
Jacket back panel
Apparel graphic, full back
Tracksuit set
Two-piece, print placement by hand
Colorway pair
Blue and pink runs
Cherubs
Transfer art, apparel and panel
Source line work
The drawing before the burn
Want your own burned, painted or poured?
Bring a drawing, a photo, a logo or a lyric. Dominic will tell you whether it lives best on a panel, a board, a jacket or a piece of furniture — then build it.