Maybe Monday! is out, finally. Available on the Playdate Catalog. Not the first game I work on, but the first game I actually release.

More quick doodles, in reality I'm just doing test on a new app.

Doodling

And then...kept adding more to it, so now I have can have synths, sequencers, virtual pocket operators, splitters, rate adjusters. Some would say everything is in its right place! I'm not sure if I like the cover or note, but the insanity is taking over.

Weekend project started as "let's get a functional pocket operator going".

It's been a rollercoaster. On one side it's pretty exciting to see tech get so crazy, and some (not all) people creating amazing things. On the other side is the dread of a constant "what do I do now?". Even the idea of going back to college and study a new career feels so obsolete right now.

It's a very interesting time. We might get replaced, who knows, but in the meantime, we now have the ability to create tools that for our work flows and minds and work exactly like we want to. I made (with the help of The Machine) a little drawing app for android, in Flutter. It's simple, but it feels so nice to use. I'm loving the pencil texture, and keeping it simple allows me to just focus on the art.

As much as I used to love my eink tablet, I haven't used it in a while because it's interface just sucks. So I made me my own drawing app with it for simple drawing. So far the main issue has been that in order for it to draw fast I have to stick to Onyx's provided brushes, they're not bad but I wanted to make my own. Second, more important issue is performance. I don't think I can or should draw 4k images in this little old tablet. But is so nice to give new life to a forgotten device.

I wanted to work on a small 3D modelling app in @threejs, but it changed into a painting app. I have a brush engine working, so I can paint with pencil, marker, watercolor, fineliner, or concept.

Putting AI to work. While everyone raves about Astra, I asked humbre Fable to go create an interactive manual for the Synthstrom Deluge (for community firmware v1.2.1). I can't yet say how accurate it is, but it did replicate the design from a photo, and went and downloaded the firmware so it could read shortcuts from it as well as the original pdf manual. All in all, pretty nice morning project, and might be useful. Next time I might ask it to do one for the m8 tracker.

Initially I was just working on creating background paper textures, and I thought the idea of adding thumbprints would be fun, and now I can generate thumbprints. #p5js

Through the mini mountains. What can I do with this? #threejs #creativecoding

fun experiment creating mountain maps in threejs

Where do we go from here. How do we untangle the mess we've made. #creativecoding

What we do in life, echoes in eternity

failing at trying to paint inside the lines.

Drawing with javascript. Next step: draw with more javascript.