Is it possible to use Excel for romantic or sentimental purposes? Absolutely! While Excel is commonly associated with routine tasks in accounting, finance, and data analysis, its capabilities extend far beyond these uses. In this post, I will showcase another unusual application of Excel that taps into its potential for more heartfelt endeavors. I experimented […]
Tag: Art-Tech-Intersection
Creating A Game Timeline Chart in Excel
Recently, while following the thrilling Premier League matches, I came across an eye-catching visual representation of the day’s game scores and timelines on BBC Sports. The post appeared as follows (on my mobile app): It’s both beautiful, elegant and conveys the key events of the game without overwhelming the viewer with too much other details. […]
Some of my Haikus
You can follow my page on Instagram for up-to-date and complete haiku list, but here is a small collection of my haikus. Hope you like them 🙂 Follow me or check out my Instagram page where I post my latest and greatest Haikus: https://www.instagram.com/kiruku11/
Some of my music mixes
Here are some quick experimental music compositions created with digital DAW and virtual instruments for fun and relaxation. These are specifically made short to go along with imaginary movie, flix or event scenes…use your imagination 🙂 These are hosted in BandLab for now (some were previously posted in Soundation which is also a great site […]
Creating music and teaching coding
Have you heard of Earsketch? It’s an amazing, fun way to create music while learning, practicing, teaching coding! Yes, music and coding all in one with its online, free platform (for students)…you just need a browser. It supports Python and Javascript coding in their online editor and you can compile and run the code on […]
Status, Progress and Micro Animations
With the ubiquitious broadband comes the ability to download, upload, and stream more data than ever before. While the wait for most mundane and typical tasks are greatly reduced over the past two decades coupled with advancement in hardware of devices, and more data being exchanged and processed every microsecond, the need for users to […]
CPU-generated structural art – CONSTABUILD
This program I dub ‘Constabuild’ is a cross-platform Python app I wrote that generates ‘random’ shapes in ‘random’ colors, in ‘random’ starting positions, for ‘random’ repetition of the selelected shape and color…creating unique patterns/art every time it’s executed. While the app is 100% self-running, there are also some fun commands user can give at run-time […]
My Radio Station: FlyingSalmon Radio
Hi folks, I’m experimenting with setting up my own internet broadcast radio. I’ll be adding more content over time, but for now there are several categories you can enjoy. They are: You can point your browser or any media player that supports opening an internet playlist to: https://zeno.fm/radio/flyingsalmon/ Also, there are downloadable apps for Android […]
Monet’s still painting brought alive
Here I’m sharing my first little experimentation with animating a still image. Not the cheesy, cartoony added animation layers on top of the image like TikTok or most other apps feature these days, but rather using the intrinsic pixels of the original image and manually specifying which pixels would move, how fast, how far, where, […]
Free custom icon based on my original painting: Oscar
In this post, I’m sharing an icon based off one of my original canvas paintings of Oscar fish. A snapshot of the painting is below (shown in smaller size than original): The original canvas is not for sale, however, a high-resolution, full-size digitized version is available as a NFT only on this official NFT exchange […]