My Story
Daniel A Kenney
I started my journey at a young age, enrolling in college at just 16 to study physics. My life since then has been shaped by challenges, triumphs, and lessons learned along the way. As a firmware engineer, I spent years honing my craft, mastering both software and electronics. But life has a way of presenting new paths.
After facing a long period of illness and the devastating loss of my son, I found myself at a crossroads. My son was the centerpiece of my life, and after his passing, I realized I had to become the legacy he left behind. His beautiful soul lives on through me, and every day, I strive to honor that.
This journey has brought me to explore the realms of philosophy, religion, and psychology, with the themes of Christianity and Stoicism resonating deeply in my heart. Stoicism teaches that while external events are out of our control, we can always govern our inner responses. That understanding has given me strength, as has my faith in Jesus Christ, who I accepted as my Lord and Savior earlier this year.
Through all this, I discovered a new passion—creating art through 3D printing. What began as simple souvenir designs for eco-tours has evolved into something far more personal. The moment I 3D printed a vector image of my son, I realized the emotional depth these pieces could carry. It was more than just a photograph; it captured his essence. Now, I seek to offer that same sense of connection and remembrance to others.
I live in a quiet home with my two loyal dogs, Sammy and Bo, and a handful of 3D printers that sometimes test my patience but are part of the process. Every piece I create is imbued with the experiences, emotions, and the lessons I’ve gathered over the years. And now that I’ve reached 60, I pray I still have time—to create, to connect, and to leave something meaningful behind.
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