Notes from
the process.
Thoughts on creative work, technology, and building useful tools, alongside articles from my earlier site.
Building My Own Control Rooms
SKDStudio, SKDWorkbench, and Newton: three dashboards for managing sites, building projects, and seeing the whole picture, built with LLMs as my hands.
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Three studies in bringing illustration to life: a hand-drawn fantasy map, Newton’s springy branch, and a moonlit workshop.
Read the articleTurning Visual Knowledge into LLM Knowledge
What happens when a visual reference has to become a set of relationships, decisions, and tools that an LLM can work with?
Read the articleThe WordPress Stack I Use to Build Sites That Last
The WordPress stack I rely on for flexible, client-editable websites—and the principle behind it: the people running the business should be able to run their site.
Read the articleA Working Tools Log
A short, living reference of the tools and projects I keep returning to across AI, coding, creative work, and publishing.
Read the articleThe Space Between Work and AI
Newton is an answer to three modes of creative work: one-shot artifacts, long-term software development, and the ongoing work that makes up a project.
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Creative work, fewer tools
What connects an AI workspace, a rhyme studio, a photo library, and a gaming case? An interest in making the tools around creative work feel more useful—and less demanding.
Read the articleArchive records
Titles and dates from my earlier site. The original article text isn’t available in this archive.