I saw a video a few days ago that had a balloon pop and reveal it was full of plexus style particulates. I wanted to play with the concept a little. So I did.
Category: Experiments
When It’s to Wet to Ride Bikes we Draw Bikes
These also doubled as a chance to test out and get familiar with the rad character animation plugin Rubber Hose
Sunset Moonrise
I shot this on my old 30d the night before the 4th of July.
Tiny Cone
This was an experiment with doing macro time-lapse. (The pinecone is about the size of your thumbnail) I thought it would be interesting to have shadows move over the pinecone, but it turned out it was much more interesting just having it in the sun and watching it open up some. I will definitely be playing with this more.
Handheld Time Lapse
Time lapse of a single song from Bayside tonight at the Showbox in Seattle. Shot handheld on my cellular device then cleaned and stabilized.
The Lovely Things at the Zoo
Today I went to the zoo with my buddy. T’was a lovely time and we’ll being going again in a couple weeks! As has become the norm, this was shot on my phone. Phones are pretty crazy these days.
Seattle Monorail in 10 Seconds
A little video segment nabbed during today’s commute. Shot on my old iPhone 4s and cleaned up in After Effects.
Viewpoint at the Edge of the World
It looks like it has meaning and quality till you look closer.
Playing with Fire
If you haven’t played with the flame renderer in Adobe Photoshop​ it’s a funny tool that can get you some cool results quickly. Here’s about 10 minutes of playing around with the letters ASDFGH.
Adding New Things
One of my favorite activities is to go back and see what I can add to old photos. Sometimes to try to make them work better, others just for the sake of the action of adding something. This definitely falls into the later category.
I also spend a lot of time toying around an experimenting with ideas. 99% of These never get finished and remain hidden little bits of practice. They’re one of my favorite things though. It’s a good mental reset to space out and see what your hands can make. 
