Although I had planned not to participate in Prose-ject this June, I found resisting the temptation to join impossible, so I will be catching up now. However, due to the state of DeviantArt, I have chosen to post my Prose-ject 2020 stories here on WordPress as I have nowhere else to post them.
Author: WindySilver
My portfolio is up and running
If you follow my Twitter account, you have noticed a lot of automated posts from WordPress. These are from posting my portfolio-worthy pieces here to have them in a neat portfolio.
Quarantine Quest
Greenfield going on hiatus
I'm writing an overall art update with this case discussed on DeviantArt at the oment, but I figured that since I have my Greenfield data here, I'll post here first
Statistical retrospect: WindySilver’s 2019
We've spent half of the first January of this new decade already and after two and a half weeks of procrastinating, I figured I should do this now before the last full week of January begins: a retrospect with statistics, even neater than my already neatened approach on the statistics on DA (you can read it and more of my ramblings on 2019, the decade of 2010 and my thoughts for the future there).
Words of an AI (sort of)
I stumbled upon Talk to Transformer, which is about a neural network completing text given to it. Since the FFM writer I found it through, Flammenfeder, asked its opinion on politics, I decided to ask it the question "What is art?"
Phoenix is out!
A good deal later than usual, but still in good time for the holidays, this year’s FFM collection is finally finished!
Phoenix might be the best of these yet, though it’s hard to say. It’s hard to even put it in the same category as the others: most of the stories in Phoenix are interconnected, making it more like a mosaic novelette interspersed with unrelated shenanigans than a collection of individual stories. But that overarching story is one I’m pretty well proud of, for more reasons than one. I think it’s worth reading!
Also, it’s got a lot of space faeries in.
Some analysis on how my projects progressed in Q2 2019
If you have followed my posts on DeviantArt, you have noticed that I have taken up the habit of recording how my art projects are progressing and putting the data into infographs after each quarter. I never got around to posting Q1's stats here, but I figured that since I have more extensive stats now, … Continue reading Some analysis on how my projects progressed in Q2 2019
Aphantasia – “You have an extremely unusual way of solving problems!”
This is an old sketch from school days that I happened to have scanned. You can see the layers of lines built up as I felt around for the shape I wanted and then started to nail down the ones that landed where I wanted them.
When I was in fourth-year architecture, I took an elective course in multidimensional geometry. (Yes, I did this on purpose. It was a great course.)
In the opening lecture, the professor stood at the front of the class and asked us whether anyone could imagine an equilateral triangle with three right angles in it. Nobody could – it breaks all the rules about what triangles are. He then threw a transparency on the overhead (this was 1995 – ask your parents if you have no idea what an overhead was) that contained an image of the earth – a line was drawn along one…
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Happy New Year!
The year has changed here in Finland, so I wish you all a very happy new year 2019! Let's make this year awesome!
