Just a little fun for the entryway.

Hey everyone, it's great that there is a place to share art on here. This is the last song on my first album. It's inspired by the house of leaves, the watcher of 657 boulevard, and PTSD. It is weird experimental stuff so I know not everyone will enjoy it. Any feedback or listens will be greatly appreciated.

This is my album. The concept was electronic music meets [progressive rock]. The main electronic influence is [drum & bass], but other styles like [trance], [hardcore] and [house] are also present.

It's electronic in composition and in sound. It's [progressive rock] in musical form and experimentation.

This thing took forever and I'm happy to finally share it!

I finished this song early this year, and this community seemed like a good place to share it with. I hope you enjoy it!

This is an artwork/patchwork sculpture inspired by the readymades of Marcel Duchamp. Another basis of this is the rook piece in chess. It is a temporary installation in my old bedroom that I made for a final project in one of my gen-ed college classes.

Materials are listed in the original DeviantArt post.

I wrote this track to commemorate the ten-year anniversary of the first time I released a piece of original music online.

It's been quite the journey, and I want to keep doing this for a long time.

You can also listen on Soundcloud.

For anyone who's curious, here's the original.

And here's my Mastodon for anyone who likes that sort of thing.

Cheers.

Preparation of the mech I designed in FreeCAD, then printed on an Elegoo Mars 2. Pieces still need to be cleaned up a bit before being assembled, and I am not sure on the pose I want it to be in when finished (it is designed to be multi posable, not just to be assembled in one particular position). Also, no idea on a colour scheme as yet. Guess I will just wing it!

I have more (close up) images if anyone is interested in them

New to posting my music, here's something I recorded a while ago. Feedback is always appreciated. Enjoy.

Some tune I did while back.

Track I made a few months ago, and a picture to go with it by one of the AI generative programs.

Slave Labour - Owl Head

On the right, the auspicious maneki-neko. On the left, the calamitous nekomata. And below, the bakeneko. She sings.

To enhance your reading experience, imagine this, but annoying.

Pen and Ink and watercolour