JANUARY 2025 – I have been grappling for the last year or so with what creativity and art means in the new age of artificial intelligence. The progress in technology has been incredible with LLM, image/video generation tools, and AIP … Continued
SEPTEMBER 2024 – Life, love, creativity. Sometimes it’s good, sometimes it’s well… not, haha. You have to be prepared for the swings, to have the strength to manage both the loses and wins. It is pretty stock, standard advice to … Continued
JULY 2024 – Free expression, free speech, freedom of inquiry, all of these things are absolutely essential for a healthy society and future, but also for creating anything creatively meaningful. This may seem painfully obvious, and yet, somehow it has … Continued
JUNE 2024 – Learning how to unfold complicated tasks into simple, actionable steps is so key for progress. Take any large goal you’ve ever had. Was there an easy to follow road map for it or did you have to … Continued
MAY 2024 – Did the recent geomagnetic solar storm bring the Northern Lights to a sky near you? My efforts to see it were thwarted by heavy clouds and light pollution unfortunately. It definitely felt like a missed opportunity as … Continued
APRIL 2024 – Adventure often comes to call when you least expect it. Speaking of which, I had an awesome time venturing north to the path of the lunar eclipse this month to see the spectacle for myself. For the … Continued
FEBRUARY 2024 – AI, AI, AI has been all the buzz lately. And I think deservedly so, we are entering new territory and the realm of science-fiction is becoming more real by the nanosecond. I’m sure many of you have … Continued
JANUARY 2024 – Pumpkin chocolate chip muffins, board games, spending time with family and friends… sometimes life is just good like that. Nothing else required. The joy in simplicity is so overlooked in modern life, take it from me, someone … Continued
DECEMBER 2023 – Welcoming the new year with a sustained sense of optimism and dogged determination to keep pushing forward in all pursuits. A lot of ground was covered in the last twelve months, with so much work still to … Continued
