simiono

I am Uwe. I do stuff. Sometimes it works.

This is where I put some of it: things I made, things I tried, things I noticed, and things I keep coming back to.

The finished thing is nice when it happens. The process is usually more useful.

Trust and improve the process.

Latest changes

  • ClefHanger: updated after the beginner-learning pass: Practice mode, tiny lessons, C/D/E first steps, and visual correction labels when a note is missed.
  • Ohrwurm: updated after the first useful hardware loop: PLUS records, PWR replays, USB pulls the WAV, and local Whisper handles a 30-second German test.
  • Ductus: added the first Kurrent Basic stem run in the app: i, u, n, m. Now it can be tested as a short practice session instead of one sample letter.
  • Void Crawler: added the deployed browser build at simiono.com/void-crawler and a note on the 100-level roguelite spine.
  • Gantry: updated for the current release-candidate/adoption phase, image-art import modes, plot metrics, and the future download page.
  • Accidental Overlord: added a short note for the playable greybox now living at simiono.com/overlord.
  • Making contact sheets: added the darkroom baseline for real contact sheets, with the Durst 138 setup and fixer-tray sheet.
  • Tracer: added a real Android portrait tracing screenshot, with the reference faded and the first sparse ink pass visible.
  • Web Games Arcade: updated for Circuit Chase, Starfall Armada extras, and the current eight-game arcade.
  • PPCT: added the HEMA 2 mm marker test. Useful on big marks, messy exactly where a thick pen should be messy.
  • VHS: rewritten as a study of handwriting variation, kerning, and the places where letters meet.

Start here

  • About: what this place is, without making it complicated
  • Studies: attempts to understand something by making a version of it
  • Photography: albums and contact-sheet notes from looking
  • Things: software, plots, prints, notebooks, tools, and other outputs
  • Processes: checklists, workflows, and ways to make the next attempt better
  • Notes: observations, essays, loose thoughts, and things I wanted to remember
  • Collections: records, books, places, tools, and other things I keep coming back to
  • Workbench: the rough map of what I work with

Existing project index

A lot of the current public material is still software-heavy. That is okay for now. It is what was easiest to document first.