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A friend of mine posted a picture of her son to Facebook, and all I could see was the cover to a horror movie. I became obsessed with it and spent a ridiculous amount of time working on it, but it paid off.

So, it occurred to me recently that there are four different versions of the same song that I had on my computer, but it’s not immediately obvious that this is…

Relive the glory of the original first-person badass!

This is an evolving collection of songs from across the world that embody the spirit of Gaian philosophy. It was mixed together to provide a constant stream of unifying, uplifting,…

This was created frame-by-frame and pixel-by-pixel. I made in Photoshop several years ago when I was learning to use the software. After drawing the basics by hand, I duplicated each…

I caught a Firefly in a jar, which also happens to be a ship in a bottle.

The purpose of this assignment was to help us construct the smallest story without having to write an introduction, and to concentrate on developing the story and characters in what was implied rather than said. In case you’re wondering, they are <i>not</i> on ecstasy.

This is a piece that I mixed together when I first discovered Cool Edit Pro (which is now called Adobe Audition). It’s a wacky remix/homage/compilation thing that is made of…

We interact with our co-workers, our family members, and people randomly in public, but we don't really have to do much communication.

I first started doing Jenni’s website back when she was just a girl and her guitar at coffee shops. I enjoyed her music and her company, so I felt compelled…

A haunting mix of songs and sounds intended to invoke the feelings floating around your mind while thinking about those who have left this mortal plane.

This is a collection of ten short stories that were intended to bemuse, berate, and bewilder.

One video, three songs, and dozens of sound effects were combined to make this wholesomely explosive music video. Music: “Timelapse” by Two Steps from Hell https://youtu.be/RM-aJxRZM1c “Welcome to Amaria” by…

I originally started writing a story where the author torments the main character by putting him in various weird situations. I set it aside for a long time until I was told to write a metafiction story. I pulled out the sections that did not fit my new story and wrote the rest months later. This was actually enjoyable to do because it allowed me to do something with a piece that I have had a hard time finishing. There are so many things you can do with the seed idea that I just left it alone because it was so open-ended. This, however, is a relatively satisfying way to compress a book into a short story.