The Autistic Innovator®

I went with various styles across all product photos, like vibrant colors, complex lighting, modern art film style photography.

I wanted to create the type of product photo art where every photo on a collection page is so beautiful it makes people stop and really take it in while they scroll. It often takes people 2 to 3 minutes to scroll past 27+ products, and even longer on the collections with 48 and 51 products.

There was one day I took and edited photos of 132 product variants in one day, which all of these came from that day.

AI cannot understand complex lighting with lights and shadows, so I used that to create a different style of product photography, and turn fidgets into art.

It was a lot of fun pushing myself to create one of a kind style of product photography. Most product photos out there are white backgrounds, and often AI generated.

How to design and manufacture chews the right way, how to manufacture spinner rings, how to curate fidget toys.

I have written a lot of articles, and an autobiography, over the last 6 years. This article I wrote today is the most important one I have ever written.

I am 41. I won’t be able to do this forever. Eventually my Essential Tremor will completely take over. So with this, I am passing the torch to other entrepreneurs in our community to take over our industry now, and pave the way for future generations to ensure predators never dominate the sensory market ever again.

These are my Heart Chew Necklaces. I designed every part of this chew pendant myself. The thin structure, flexibility, specific type of texture, where the necklace string loops, the 2 rich lipstick type of colors.

The silicone manufacturer tried to talk me out of the custom adjustable necklace strings I wanted, but I said it has to be adjustable I will accept nothing else. They made it happen for me.

Half a year and thousands of dollars later, the Heart Chew Necklace was finished being manufactured the right way.

I wanted to create something for the most extreme chewers, because I couldn’t source anything strong enough, so I did my best to create that.

Before I made any claims of durability I sent the Heart Chew Necklace to someone who is one of the most extreme chewers, and asked her to aggressively abuse test it to see how long it would last. Despite her best efforts to chew through it over months, the Heart Chew pendant remains fully in tact.

All those incredibly detailed designs, that can’t be made with silicone. Silicone can only make raised tactile texture, smooth, or indented texture, and that’s it.

Nothing I can do about it, except keep selling only chew necklaces made the right way and bulk purchased from the silicone manufacturers who make them.

If you see a metallic color chew, that’s toxic paint from 3D printing.

Thin outline chews are impossible to make with silicone.

AI hallucination products in the chew industry is half the industry.

My Heart Chew Necklaces I designed myself for hard chewers. I finally got the colors accurate, and with a film art style.

📢Urgent PSA for autistics/ADHD/neurodivergents:

I've seen so many of these 2 types of chew necklaces and chew sticks. Do NOT chew on these. They are extremely unsafe.

Hollow Chews:

Anything hollow do not chew! Hollow is flexible with no resistance in the middle, and can break extremely fast, and the pieces are a high risk for choking.

Silicone Bead Necklaces:

The beads are baby teething beads, they are not meant for chewing. They are small and those pieces will break in half and cause choking. The FDA found the teething beads pose a significant threat to the lives of infants and toddlers, so adults should NOT chew those beads.

Age limit: Children 5 years old and younger should NOT chew on chew necklaces. If a pendant or stick cracks, the small child might not know the pendant has become unsafe to chew. The necklace string is also a major risk for a child 5 years old and younger.

If any chewelry cracks, breaks, or sheds pieces of silicone, do NOT keep chewing on it. Those pieces could cause you to choke.