About

I'm a guy. Who likes creating things.

I like to write, paint/draw, do music, and even do some programming.

I am very technically oriented, so I tend to experiment with music and graphic tools whenever possible. I started back in the day with pixel art, moved to photo manipulation, to digital painting, to oil painting, to 3D modeling. More or less in that order, with bunch of overlap. It's not like I gave up on any of it. Except for pixel art, which I have not done for decades.

The only one I don't really "experiment" on technical level is programming, as I don't know how? How would you even go more technical than programming, except picking up a more low-level language?

To me, personally, the "experimentation" in programming gets so deep and esoteric that it's just too much for me. I can nudge my music project towards some crazy rube-goldberg-esque monstrosity of a generative music machine. But going more deep in coding starts requiring actually touching hardware directly... and that's where I draw the line.

So, like, whatever. I save my experimentation for art and music.