Hello, I'm Zachary Scheib.

I have been an avid doodler my whole life. Any blank space on a paper or test quickly became scroll worked in shapes and lines. Overtime certain motifs and styles came to dominate my doodles. While attending Ursinus College I learned that doodling actually has neurocognitive benefits. For some brains the act of doodling can significantly increase information comprehension and retention. In 2014 I graduated with a Bs in Psychology​,​ having completed major coursework in Studio Art and Environmental Science. That same spring I was awarded the Berman Museum Prize for Excellence for my large scale kinetic sculpture "A Fractal Universe​,​" which represented the interconnected nature and cosmic geometries of the amazing world around us. For several years I focused on fiber arts​,​ paying particular attention to understanding the production and manufacturing of sustainable​,​ natural textiles; commercially and by hand. In January 2021​,​ after suffering a severe hand injury I directed my focus back to my doodle art. Currently I am working on Project Mindcube. As the name suggests the "end result" will be a 3-dimensional sculpture in the shape of a cube covered in the expression of my internal world through doodles. Just as some people express themselves through painting​,​ composing music​,​ or writing poetry​,​ I pick up a pen and doodle. This project is a journal and a celebration of neurodiversity. Just as journeys have waypoints​,​ the Mindcube Collection will feature milestones marking its progress. 36 Pieces​,​ 6 Full Sides​,​ and the final Cube. I work in black pen​,​ and digitize my works in Affinity Design. I am excited about the interplay between the real world and the digital metaverse​,​ and how the two can benefit each other. To match this process I mint NFTs to mirror the physical counterparts.