No Bad Memories

From the January 1926 issue of Electrical Merchandising.

Last week's notes on the SIGGRAPH '79 Film and Videotape Retrospective were part of an experiment in moving my blog toward something I've long intended for it to be: a studio log where I can take notes on and organize reference material related to my prac…

Below are excerpts of things I found interesting and/or that I want to look up later while reading the 25-page PDF scan of the program listing for the SIGGRAPH ’79 Film and Videotape Retrospective.

I'm excited to share that this month, I'm the artist in residence at Welcome to My Homepage.

What do you get when your video game collecting habit collides with your audio electronics habit?

I'm excited to share that this month, I'm the artist in residence at Welcome to My Homepage.

In my last blog post, I shared my adventures in reverse-engineering the Print Gocco, a DIY printmaking device from the 1970s.

As you might know from my past research on the sticker-printing Casio Loopy game console and Barbie Fashion Designer, I have a special interest in games and toys that incorporate printing or image making as a play mechanic.

The studio where I do art and electronics projects tends to get very messy very quickly.

We lost a very good boy today: Bubblegum passed away due this afternoon after experiencing heart problems, but essentially, of old age.

In November of 2020, the boxes began to really stack up.

I recently had the opportunity to review Paul Atkinson’s book Delete: A Design History of Computer Vapourware.