Faces, Code, and Crows.
All the way down.
I paint portraits of interesting faces and even more interesting crows. I also spend my days creating linocut prints and stained glass. You can find me occasionally at art shows around Richmond, VA.
Visit 37crows.comSoftware and tools I've built along the way, all are free to use and available for you to improve.
Infinite depth. Zero chaos.
A note and information management system where every line is a node, and every node can hold a whole world inside it. Do you think in lists? Do you love an information hierarchy? If so then this is the tool I made for both of us.
Short hard sci-fi that teaches one idea per book, told through found documents: post-mortems, station logs, referee reports. An ongoing experiment where I guide AI to take implications of modern math and science to the edge in stories while teaching real concepts.
My Spotify listening, as a slideshow of new, unique 45 RPM sleeves by an AI agent. Perfect to run on a spare monitor.
A whole slide studio in one file. No install, no account, all awesome. Your deck exports to a single, bundled HTML file loaded with presenter features.
A focused Markdown editor with live preview and Word export. How in the #$%^ did I live without this for so long?
Task tracking and a running log. My daily control center. Jot quick daily notes with historical search and keep track of your daily to-dos with advanced features, all in a single HTML page in your browser.
A Rubik's cube tutorial, coach, simulator, and more - apologies to Christian Slater.
Created for my wife to teach tessellations to her students and this morphed into something awesome to experiment, share, and export your own Escher-style tilings with decorations.
Relaxing futuristic 8-bit scenes with ambient sounds to leave running on a spare monitor.
I wanted a better color picker for Windows, so I built it. Download and use or make it even better.
