An incrementalist approach to developing a creative practice — In the wake of writing The Shelf (a blog post where I advocate shelving projects until it’s the right time for them), I had a few people asking me about how shelving might work as a concrete process. …

The joy and utility of shelving projects — We’re in a weird time at the moment, in a way that makes the phrase “we’re in a weird time” seem quaint and ridiculous. Most of us are stuck at home, and many are suddenly faced with a lot more free time. There’s been a bit of an undercurrent of…

This blog post started as a diary that I wrote about 6 weeks ago, at the halfway point of my artist residency at pvi. That residency is now finished. Thankfully, this post is kind of about why I might not post this post (cue inception horn here), so with a…

This post describes the design of Budget Haver, a minimalistic budgeting app that’s focusing on controlling spending that you can totally sign up to the beta for, right here. …

“I need to have a budget”. I’ve said these words, or variations thereof, a lot of times over the years. I’ve never been that great at managing my own finances, and the first step to becoming better at this always seemed to be this: to have a budget. …

A Global Game Jam 2019 “game” postmortem The theme for Global Game Jam this year, ‘What Home Means to You’, struck me more than most. As a professionally homeless person, the question of what ‘home’ is has been an ongoing evolution. I don’t really consider Sydney ‘my home’ anymore, even…

This is a devlog for the project QByte, but rather than a straight devlog, I’m taking a topic I’ve encountered and delving into it. At the end, I’ll do a brief run-down of my last couple of weeks. You can find this week’s build for QByte here. Normal, classical, digital…

You can find the current build of QByte here. It’s really an in-between build, so expect some broken-ness. It’s been about 6 weeks since I last did a devlog for QByte, and while I’ve definitely made progress, that progress has felt slight, to say the least. It’s the reason I’ve…

You can find the latest build of QByte (v0.1) here. Feedback is always appreciated. Specifically, if you are someone or know someone who’s in the quantum computing field, I’d love to hear from you. …