May 2026 Art Recap

Another month is over and wow I didn’t expect to have so much to show, but I guess a whole month is actually a long time? 🤣 Gouache I feel like I made the most progress with my gouache work this month. It is quite different from watercolour and it took me a while to […]

April 2026 Art Recap

I thought I hadn’t done much in April, but it turns out that I was pretty busy! So many different things were happening. Tiny Painting I continued with my tiny paintings on 6.5×6.5cm paper using my tiny watercolour palette. So much fun! These days I always have six pieces of paper taped down to have […]

Month Three of Watercolor Sketching

This month of course saw me do some changes to my kit, too. I swear I do more painting than updating my setup. 😬 Now my palette is full and I am really enjoying it! I also got into “tiny painting”, in my case I am doing 6.5×6.5cm square images. This really suits me as […]

Month Two of Watercolor Sketching

This second month was a bit less intense. Still, I managed to create eight sketches, so not too bad actually. I did play around with my palette again, and this is probably something that will be a common occurrence. Painting and sketching is great, but so is playing with the tool! 🤣 I ended up […]

One Month of Urban Sketching

In January I got it into my head to start urban sketching. The first paintings weren’t that great, but I had a lot of fun and improved a lot. Also, new tools to explore!

2025 Stationery Review

It’s time to look back at 2025. Mainly for myself to review what I even did all year. It’s honestly not easy to remember a full year at my age. 😉 The biggest accomplishment (stationery wise) is probably the fact that I managed to finish 38 ink samples this year. That’s not as many as […]

Using a LLM to fight spam

I am sure everyone is already tired of hearing yet another story about LLMs and what they can do. I’ve been fairly skeptical myself and stayed away from it all due to the hype. And there are obvious limitations to the technology, but when used correctly it can be quite helpful. After a recent experiment […]

An outlook to 2021

It’s that time of year again where everyone comes up with their resolutions for the year. I won’t be doing that, because I know I will just give them up. Instead I’ll be more vague and just provide a list of themes to look into in 2021.

Expanding Beyond Episode 2

The second episode of my podcast with Monica Giambitto is out! We discuss Genetic Programming, keeping notes and if it make sense to keep them long term. Check it out either via the link above or by searching for the show in your podcasting app of choice.

Organizing my thoughts – Exploring Genetic Programming (Part 2)

Since the last update I’ve had the time to look into the Robocode code base as well as start reading A Field Guide to Genetic Programming. It was all a bit overwhelming! Especially as I want to implement my robots in Clojure and that will require some additional setup to make it work. I’ve since […]