The Modulear Company

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Modulear conceives, designs, and prototypes IRL art accessories - for expressive cross-functionality. (www.modulear.co)

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About

I'm developing a IRL product-based art accessories company, inspired by the lifestyles of various creative mediums. With a hefty intention on properly crediting the artist via mechanical royalty splits, relative to any/all conceptual contributions.

Impact

The transformation stems from communicating effectively, interpreting the needs of pursued collaborations. Thus, bringing what was once an idea into fruition and packaging that product for the artist to sustain, and not only via SAAS companies.

Progress

Stage: Prototyping/Developed Product - Website/Consumer Testing Cannon Outlaw: Product Designer/Manager, Landing Page/Branding Cecil Lockwood: Creative Director, Product Testing Austin Taylor: Prototype Tech, Product Troubleshooting

Team

The past 6 years of my life have been forwardly dedicated for enabling creatives to activate their utmost expressive potential. Upon being a practicing product designer, it's only in alignment to practice as selflessly as possible. Modulear.

Funding

No displayed figures preserved for this project.

Season totals as displayed on the platform's public accounting — not a statement of amounts paid out. V2 = Venus sales + Venus extras. The original page also broke each season down by fund drive and showed an Available (unclaimed) balance; that level of detail survives only on the preserved snapshots.

Leaderboard page (offline): https://artizen.fyi/projects/the-modulear-company
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Not recovered: creator, tags, links, funding, drives, submissions, snapshot. Sources: "snapshot" = verbatim Internet Archive page · "platform metadata" = archived artizen.fund page metadata · "leaderboard" = the artizen.fyi public accounting tables · "match catalog" = the platform's public fund-matching catalog (captured 2026-10-15, generated 2026-09-07) · "community catalog" = a June 2026 platform scrape preserved in a community repo.