Project II for this class works with Blender, creating wearables to make Tik Tok filters in Effect House. My first time around I did not have too much trouble with blender aside from the initial learning curve, I did struggle with Effect House, although I was using an old computer (that has since been replaced) that I think the combination of software was too much for, but I found that process very frustration.   Therefore, for my next project I am refreshing myself in the Bl

“From ashes we fall, to ashes we rise” — Peter Chainsaw, 2025 This project is inspired by a close friend’s time leading a trail restoration crew in the Montana wilderness. For months, he used chainsaws to clear paths and protect the environment—a process of using heavy machinery to preserve natural beauty. Stihlback Mountain aims to capture this tension between the rugged, physical work of the forest and the fragile, digital world of art. I plan to use various glitch techn

The other day I saw a cool Mr. Beast video which featured an extremely futuristic ten-million-dollar concept car inspired by the animals of Pandora, the fantastical planet and home to the Na’vi, from James Cameron’s 2009 film Avatar. The car has scales embedded in the body which react flex and fluctuate hypnotically when touched by a human. The car is compared more to a creature by one of its creators. On Pandora everything natural is connected by the mother-natured force “Ey

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yea blender and after effect had me wanting to KMS, but I learned alot toiling with it, and am excited to keep tryna learn more cause I think the concept's super cool if I put in more time. Not happy with where I was able to get in time, but:

For this project, we stepped into the chaos of randomness and embraced the art of breaking things. We utilized AI to produce words,...

I have really enjoyed this process experimenting with AI and glitch so far, and am excited to experiment with this project. I like to do...

This article immediately brings to mind an ongoing conversation I’ve been having with my fellow students and professor in my English...