In August and September, I focussed more on making my musical sounds sound more…musical. I figured out some new thing with audio samples, generative drums, and other ways to keep things sonically interesting. I also started combining elements from my experiments with oscilloscope graphics and “regular video effects. Last week, I bought a transparent bubble chair from my favorite thrift store and I’ve started using it with my flat-panel TV to make huge Pepper’s Ghost reflection illusions. So, you can expect more large-scale effects in the months to come.

In June and July of 2022 I focused mainly on vertical videos to share on Instagram and TikTok. This works out well since many of my assemblages are stacked in a vertical orientation. I’m learning more about synthesizers and becoming more comfortable with a regular workflow.

Last month, a friend of mine lent me an oscilloscope. I wasn’t sure exactly how to use an oscilloscope to make art but apparently everything is a researchable sub-genre on the internet and “oscilloscope art” is no exception…

Here are some snippets from my projects using vintage televisions, "Pepper's Ghost" illusions, and synthesizers over the past few months. See my posts for longer versions and follow to see more because apparently I can’t stop making these.

In October 2019, I shipped out the first batch of Glow In The Dark TV pins to Indiegogo campaign backers. It was the culmination of months of a random series of events, a collaboration with friends, and a wildly successful crowdfunding effort from supportive patrons. You can read about the first run of TV pins here on my blog. Since then, I’ve experimented with many different designs of the pins and the sticker sets that come with them.