I built something called RetroBox TV. It's my own miniature television network using a Raspberry Pi. The entire thing runs from a 128GB memory card, fits comfortably in my pocket and even works with a normal TV remote, but calling it a media player doesn't really...
Made a silly Batman AI video for my girlfriend turned into a 240000+ view Reddit post. I break down how it feel like a real movie.
I gave myself six days, an RTX 3070 and a ridiculous idea to see how far locally generated AI video has actually come.
I made Christi a beautiful little tarot deck. Unfortunately for her, I also rigged the universe.
I used AI to imagine familiar films in a taller IMAX frame and it made me miss Cape Town’s lost giant screen even more.
I’ve wanted to create realistic versions of iconic childhood characters for years. I finally did, and may have gone overboard.
I wasn’t sold on the style at first. Then one series changed my mind and sparked a creative experiment.
When businesses cut corners with AI-generated ads, customers start wondering where else they’re cutting corners too.
Built a workflow that turns a single photo into a detailed 3D bronze bust. Fast, flexible, and slightly obsessed with getting faces right.