Gustaf Ekenstierna · Projects & studies
I make things in 3D, study Japanese, and photograph what I notice.
A personal collection of 3D scans, Japanese learning tools, photography, and a university data project.
Objects, parts, and places — captured and rebuilt.
Scanning, modelling, and printing sit in the same workflow: record something, improve it digitally, then make a physical version if it is useful.
Small tools for learning Japanese.
Practice the writing systems, look up Kanji and vocabulary, then review both with dedicated practice pages.
Kana & Kanji
Hiragana, Katakana, and Kanji meaning drills with an optional leaderboard.
PracticeStudy Kanji
Look up readings, meanings, and example words with pronunciation audio.
StudyKanji Practice
Review readings and meanings with a schedule that adapts to your answers.
PractiseVocabulary Practice
Listen to words, answer in both directions, and revisit the ones you miss.
PractisePhotography from walks and everyday detours.
I do not seek out the perfect place or time. Most of these pictures come from noticing something while I am already outside.
Things I noticed
Dogs, insects, water, trees, and whatever else caught my eye. Shot mostly on a phone, with a small camera when I remember to bring one.
- Animals
- Insects
- Nature
Know Your Science.
A Lund University course project about searching historical scientists, with the data work and conference material collected in one place.
