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My latest skateboard deck. Done with POSCA pens.

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My latest skateboard deck design was inspired by a bad dream.

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I’ve been painting skateboard decks using POSCA pens and spray paint. Now on ETSY.

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I made a song.

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I made a song.

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Watch me train ADC diligently through an ancient 1980s method, cook beef-don, and play League of Legends with my friends.

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In this episode of my VLOG, I reflect on my time spent in Neverwinter Nights and explain that the aggressive attempts to exclude me from playing & enjoying the game resulted in some of the most memorable moments in my gaming career.

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My VLOG continues! In this episode I talk about pro-gaming, show why it’s awesome, but suggest there is a barrier for entry that will prevent new fans from enjoying eSports moving forward.

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We invented a Heathstone drinking game.

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Here’s the second episode of my VLOG. I talk about my final project, and continue with my nonsensical improvised editing.

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Life! Anime Babes! Retro Game Sound!

I graduate my Audio Production studies in 2 weeks so it’s time to start pumping out audio/visual content. Check out the first episode of my new video blog. I’m kind of improvising it as a go. You can be a part of the series simply by commenting what you want to see & hear. Thanks Tumblr!

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Here's a cool video of a dude performing music & sound effects alongside SMB3 footage. In early days, both music & sound effects were forced to utilize the same instrumentation (console sound module) but modern era allows high fidelity acoustical BGM. For whatever reason, SFX still tends to be synthisized bleeps & bloops. The lesson I get from this video is that by limiting your sound design to a single instrument, you can get that retro "consistancy" between music & effects.

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“TSW4: Prelude to Hell” collects all of my major productions over this past trimester at SAE.