I'm completing push-ups or as many as I can in 24 days in June for The Push-Up Challenge to raise awareness and funds for mental health - I'm still pushing daily, bro!
♔ Everyday King ♔ Non-stop random photographs of Kerry King all day, every day. Forever. It's a fun and simple HTML, CSS and Javascript web experiment, along with Calm and // F R Δ M Ξ ( S ) and not my name.
viz - a visual journal where I can access, update and edit inspirational stuff, on demand.
Getting my narrative design and game writing on with the 4 week Storytelling Collective Spring 2022 Write Your First D&D Encounter Workshop - Sick!
Archiving my weekday work tasks, ideas or visual vomits, with my Daily whiteboard.
Completed my Masters of Professional Practice (Digital Learning) - done and done!
Using available tools like Wordpress and related plugins to experiment with how I might create my own music streaming music playlist of stuff that matters to me - it's called // PLAY and it's a work in progress.
Remembering the RENDERSAUR.
Tinkering and trying to figure out Processing, C# and Unity, and TouchDesigner, so I can build digital toys like Awish, and more.
Rehearsing and writing songs with my kids in 'Puking Love' - From down below, to up above.
This is very Oblivion-esque. I like it a lot. The florescent light alm ost seems digital, I mean it is digital on video, but the video almost seems as if it is capturing digital florescent—or you know what I mean 😉
Thanks Jim for the comment on non-ds106 specific content! I love capturing and archiving raw material like this. And I guess this video is an example of what’s driving my field reports. “This is what I’m hearing (seeing) RIGHT NOW and I want to share it with you”. With my field reports I try not to leave the observer/listener in too much of an abstract realm. I like to add extra information for context to help paint a broader picture of the location that I’m reporting from. But still, it’s the initial sound that captures my ear and drives my need to report!