Selected work, while the real site gets dressed.
Some random side-projects by Dré Labre — design fiction, strategic games, fabricated speculators, AI tools, web experiments, and other things made by a human, sometimes with a little help.
A few tabs worth keeping open.
Selected projects. Some are polished, some are experiments, all have a point of view. Poke around, then leave this page before it gets too comfortable. Work-work is being put together for the actual site (coming soon).
Design Fiction Daily
01 / 10A recurring window into possible worlds — short-form futures, weird signals, and speculative prompts for people who like tomorrow with edges.
Eau Couture
02 / 10Speculative luxury with a wet footprint. A concept object, a brand world, and a small reminder that climate change has consequences.
Artifact Scanner
03 / 10A tool-flavoured experiment in reading objects, surfaces, and clues. The kind of interface that makes the ordinary look like evidence.
Future Creative
04 / 10AI workshops and creative direction for working creatives. The machine gets faster. The taste still has to come from somewhere.
Strategic Sci‑Fi
05 / 10Science fiction as a strategy tool. Narrative futures built to help teams rehearse decisions before reality makes them expensive.
Maker Playground
06 / 10A low-friction playground for creative making, filmmaking, and tooling around. Less keynote, more sawdust.
Depict
07 / 10An image-minded web experiment about describing, and depicting visuals into text. The prompt is just the rough cut.
Tomorrowing
08 / 10A satirical poke at thought-leadership and self-help. Not predicting what happens next. Practicing how it will meet you.
Hollywood Hacker
09 / 10A tiny tribute to impossible movie hacking: all glowing terminals, dramatic stakes, and interfaces that should absolutely not work.
Vibe Compiler
10 / 10A start-coding experiment for translating intent into buildable direction. Less blank page, more useful first move.
Creative direction for unreasonable futures.
The projects change shape — site, tool, workshop, fiction, prototype — but the operating system stays the same: make the abstract tangible, make the future arguable, and keep the human visibly in charge.
Find me in the usual places.
If one of these tabs opens a question, a brief, or a civilized argument about the future, send it over.