Software
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AsciitectDraw and animate with characters, then redraw the characters themselves. Try it in your browser, nothing to install.
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ShotoshotCapture, annotate and show what matters. A screenshot tool with a cursor halo, shapes that fade on their own and on-screen keystrokes, for presenting live.
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SortypixGo through thousands of photos fast, keep the good ones and set the rest aside without deleting a thing.
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Mini MonitorShow your Claude usage and your PC’s stats on the little 3.5-inch USB screen, instead of the vendor software.
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ALL CAPS
A multiplayer shooter built on social deduction.
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Apiarium
A bee simulation game.
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Alphactory
An ASCII factory game where letters are the resource: you break the world down into letters, spell words and build factories.
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Duck Finder
A hidden-object game set in Sugarworks, a surreal candy factory where hundreds of ducks in disguise are hiding.
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Shepherd
A shepherding game. The starting point: what you see in drone footage, a dog guiding the flock and the crowd flowing around it.
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Too Many Me 2
The sequel to Too Many Me, a one-button runner released in 2013 where you steer more than thirty clones at once.
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Bonsaika
A living bonsai on your desktop: your tree grows behind your icons, day after day, season after season. You water it, prune it and watch it change.
Drawing
Pictures I made myself. 3D renders, digital paintings, drawings, and a timelapse.
Sculpture
Things made by hand. Welded metal, carved wood.
Metal detecting
What I dig out of the ground. The three-fish potin is a Gaulish coin that was cast, not struck: three fish around a small ring on one side, three S shapes around a pellet on the other. It is attributed to the Lingones, a tribe from around Langres, and dated between 80 and 50 BC.
Ducks
A duck and a mallard drake came by the pond, so I put up a little house on stilts in the middle of the water, just to see. They came. They came back. And one day there were ducklings.