Personal thoughts, reflections, ideas, and fun stuff.
I’ve had this in my PS4 library for a while now and finally made some time to play it. Interesting puzzles, weird story, and an art style that I appreciate. This game is definitely my jam. Here are a few of my favorite photos from the game.
“I deserve to be happy.” I have never believed that, and I still don’t, but I’m working on it.
A short video poem I made while working on a game concept. Sometimes uphillSometimes downhillSometimes nothingYou don’t always have to move forward vrhermit, 2022
I just wrapped up archiving my old podcasts. Just in case anyone ever comes looking for these, here are the links. These shows have been pulled from the Apple Podcast listing. The RSS feeds are gone, and I closed our hosting account.
I saw this flower on a walk this week and was struck by the colors forming the appearance of fire. Using the Adobe Capture app, I generated some derivative outputs from this image. Colors #779B2D #BEDE92 #F3C643 #E49339 #C84A22 Patterns and Shapes I might have to make something with these colors, parhaps using them on…
Few VR games have surpassed the simple stylized beauty of Land’s End. Low Poly geometry, noise textures, colorful materials, water, and great lighting all contribute to making these bits feel like a place. I’ve played this on Go many times. It’s something to reach for when I want to clear my head or have something…
With the recent announcement of Red Matter 2, I decided to revisit this game on Quest. Red Matter was one of the first games I bought for the Oculus Quest in 2019. It’s made by the same developers who made Daedalus. I was impressed by it back then and I’m just as impressed now nearly…
Most of my life I hid from color. I lived on the grayscale, punctuated with black. Dark color, dim light. Not to be seen. Never to stand out in a crowd. Something changed a few years ago. I started working in small accents of vivid colors here and there. A book, a pillow, a decoration….
Surrounded by concrete, stepped on by many, ignored by all but a few, this tiny garden thrives in the cap of a utility pipe.
I tend to overspend time and attention when learning something new. When I start to explore a new problem space, I often find myself spending days or weeks taking courses, reading, watching videos, etc. This feels productive but it often isn’t. I may consume the information, but I don’t absorb the knowledge. Often, I miss…
Today my Mom would have turned sixty-six. Last year I started a personal tradition on her birthday.
Through reading the classics and getting acquainted to the wisdom of the past, we develop the ability to think more freely. Moreover, we can refrain from the pressure and temptations from mindlessly following the opinions of the masses. Education for Humans: The Lasting Value of the Liberal Arts – A Life of Virtue: Philosophy as…
