The Framing Of A Man

​"Measure twice. Cut once. Pray the foundation holds."
​Structure is everything. In the trades, if your foundation is off by even an inch, the whole house eventually starts to lean. For the man at the center of this story, it's his own life that's out of plumb. After years of building for everyone else, he's left standing in the raw, wooden skeleton of a life he barely recognizes.
​From the rugged job sites of the coast to the quiet moments in the rough-in, The Framing of a Man explores what remains when the scaffolding is stripped away-a story of sawdust, steel, and the hard-won realization that before you can finish the room, you have to be honest about the bones.