Actually, my favourite part of having a wiki is all the small pages that barely have anything on them, but slowly grow over time. So here’re some of those:
Archive for the ‘My Work’ Category
Five Small Pages From My Wiki
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Wednesday, September 15th, 2021I’ve started a new blog to collect together photos from J-pop videos.
🖙 jpoplandscapes.ryliejamesthomas.net
Here are some examples from posts I haven’t made yet:
Cunt
Wednesday, June 23rd, 2021Been sitting on this song for a year and a half, but just finished the video.
Sorry if you didn’t make the list!
Wind
Wednesday, December 23rd, 2020
Roland TR-8 Pattern Sheet
Monday, July 27th, 2020I made a simple template for recording patterns made with my Roland TR-8 drum machine.
Might add a section for recording the knobs (empty circles you mark?), as hand-doing those is a bit of a pain, and so-far that’s been most of the what I use the note space for anyway.
A Drawing A Day
Wednesday, January 15th, 2020Midish last year I thought it would be a good idea to try doing a drawing each day, with no others rules.
That didn’t last long, but I did enjoy drawing in Tux Paint on a tablet I’d found. Tux Paint’s an open-source drawing program aimed at kids for touch-screen things and PCs. Seemingly inspired by Kid Pix, there are lots of fun brushes and effects, and silly sounds. I like drawing with my fingers, and smudging things and using the toothpaste brush, and just playing round. I ended up using the toothpaste brush on a CHAI fansite I made too.
Here’s everything I done, in chronological order.
Looking at them together now, they remind me a lot of paintings I did between TAFE and Uni.
Clean Up Efforts Underway
Tuesday, May 28th, 2019I made a little piece of music for a film, and it’s currently up on Recess:
Clean Up Efforts Underway, by Erin Crouch, with text by Ainslee Meredith.
The music’s a cover of a song from an Ian Thorpe documentary. Making it was a nice little test of my fresh music-making setup. Nothing extravagant, just LMMS and a little MIDI keyboard, but it was nice to see it all working together, and to have an excuse to play with the software synths. People like to bang-on about the difficulty of making music in Linux, but I just ignored all that JACK stuff ’cause I wasn’t really relying on anything real-time. Hopefully I’ll have more music to post soon :)
Dog Foots
Monday, October 1st, 2018