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Art & Music

Painting, drawing, digital art, 3D modeling, photography, design, music and dance.

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Trying To Sing

In this post the author explains how to craft your own songs by syncing personal thoughts and lyrics with a metronome or simple beat, stressing that a steady rhythm can guide you…

You Do Not Need Theory

The post celebrates the freedom and creativity that come from breaking out of conventional music theory and academic expectations. It urges musicians—especially young…

Bass Tutorial: Exploring Bass with DJ Lil Skank

The post explains that “bass” refers to low‑frequency sounds—growls and thumps—that give a track its oomph, tracing back to cassette players’ Bass Boost switches, and shows how…

A Melody Tutorial With Maestro Meow Unibrow

In this post the author explains how to compose a melody purely by ear, using a violin as the main instrument and building the piece in successive parts: starting with long,…

Learning From Tutorials

I’m learning to make techno tracks by following step‑by‑step online tutorials—starting with simple drum samples and building up to full compositions—using free tools like LMMS,…

Real Talk With MC Meow: Music Theory

The post describes crafting a dance‑ready track by layering ready drum and bass samples, then weaving in a melody drawn from Morse code and Russian audio clips, all while…

Aquamarine

The post celebrates the way a beautiful piano tune can stir our hearts and souls, calling us back to nature’s rhythms—especially an “Aquamarine Ocean” that feels timeless and…

A Little Song

In this post the author explains how to build a minimalist song in an easy, fun way. They suggest using a sound‑generator tool that provides categories from old computer…

Idea's Edge: Secrets Of Paintings and Songs

In the poem, the narrator speaks of uncovering hidden secrets in the sand while living in a dune‑built castle, gathering firewood and eating simple meals, all while chasing the…

Dance, Music, and Programming

The post explains how mastering the Melbourne Shuffle can be achieved by linking musical structure to movement, then extends this idea to programming as a method for automating…

Nordhouse Dunes

This poem reflects on the enduring rhythm of life and learning, urging us to embrace its long, winding path with patience and purpose. It reminds us that we are never truly…

On A Wintry Starlit Night 17,000 Years Ago

The post celebrates the megaloceros—a legendary “Noble Megaloceros” first depicted in the cave paintings of Lascaux—whose image dates back about 17 000 years. It recalls how,…

Whew, It Is Only Eight!

I’m compiling a video‑based “Warrior Book,” hunting for inspiring clips (like “Ladies Fast Draw”) while reflecting on the slow, iterative process of turning those ideas into a…

Suit of Armour

This poetic post encourages readers to embrace their true selves by forging a personal “armor” of creativity—through painting, sculpting, cosplay, or any artistic endeavor—and…

Artist and Art

Captain’s log for day twenty‑nine in Quarantine records a creative routine that blends graphic design, programming, and music. The writer reflects on the joy of making art with…