is leaving a review on letterboxd inherently performatic? why i decided to start logging my media interactions, why i moved it to my website and how it was the most challenging addition i've made so far.
too many interests:
sci-fi, horror, thrillers, coffee, journaling, cooking, gardening, html, design, vampires, aliens, drawing, movies, post-production, editing, preservation, technology, sewing, games and piracy
my green flags:
supportive of the local gamedev scene, likes learning new things, asks lots of questions, researches a lot, excited to try stuff, casual celeste player, will teach you what I know, always incentivizing people to do things, actually normal about most subjects, little guy enjoyer, breakfast fan
my red flags:
too many hours on roguelikes, genuine enjoyer of shock horror and exploitation movies, too many unfinished projects, haven't read a fiction book for fun in over 4 years, always planning ahead of my real skill set, homestuck fan, played league of legends for 10 years, probably has a real caffeine problem disguised as a taste
current projects:
- finish my character sheet
- add missing pages to website
- learn javascript
- move to davinci resolve
- go back into drawing
- design my opening card
- sew that one skirt into pants
- reorganize my movie reviews
- make a vibes playlist for |||||||||||||
- improve in pixel art
is leaving a review on letterboxd inherently performatic? why i decided to start logging my media interactions, why i moved it to my website and how it was the most challenging addition i've made so far.
small visual additions, small tweaks here and there, small update for a small goblin
so, we're writing everything from the ground up again! welcome to the v1 changelog of my silly little website. notes on what, when, why and how.
this is me if you even care
:)