The Same Hands, Different Material.
Navigator's Log is one operator with several arms. A wall mural, a forensic audio script, a browser game, a bilingual compliance manual, a frozen detector — the discipline does not change with the medium. Plan the surface, commit the method, ship the thing, then say honestly how it went.
Physical and Digital Fine Art
Surface handling, colour planning, and environmental composition are the same skills that make a safety procedure readable: decide what the eye should find first, then remove everything competing with it. The apartment mural in progress is the working example — site-specific transformation for private interiors, studio spaces, and finished objects.
All creative work is handled as a contracted, paid professional engagement. Tiers scale with surface preparation, materials, pigment durability, canvas depth, and the pre-flight studies required.
- Wall murals and small portal murals
- Stretched canvas studies and large mural-style canvases
- Ink, gouache, graphite, charcoal, and watercolour studies
- Isometric asset sheets and character design sheets
- Custom painted accent mirrors and finished furniture
- Technical writing, copywriting, scriptwriting, and voiceover
Season One
A scripted forensic audio series applying adversarial audit methodology to institutional systems: education, healthcare, finance, housing, surveillance infrastructure, organized religion, AI supply chains, and ecology. Twenty episodes, scripts complete, recording pending. Rated explicit.
GRISAILLE
A value-first painting kit for the wall and the easel. Neutral-grey chrome by design, because a chromatic interface biases colour judgment. Per-channel Kubelka-Munk recipe engine, Zorn palette, camera and photo value sampling, and perspective rails — with a swatch protocol you are told to run before trusting a recipe on a wall.
PITCHGATE
A vocal field kit for performers and narrators. Hold a note, find a note, jump to a note. Build a character voice, print it, and prove you can hit it again cold. Stage tools for writing a piece, running it, and finding out where it drags — timing, not jokes.
L'ÉCUME
A horror story in nine courses plus a palate cleanser, set in a coastal restaurant where one cook is the only person who remembers the service repeating. Roughly 15,000 words, about forty minutes. Psychological, no gore, no jump scares. Plays in the browser, free to read, pay what you want.
Case Zero · The Gatekeeper's Ledger
A short interactive game set inside an investigator's logbook. You stand a gate, work a stack of claims, and decide what clears and what gets held — the same methodical, suspicious-of-anything-too-clean reasoning behind the audit work. Plays in the browser, no install.
Cupel — a monstrous sandwich game
Full of chaotic condiments. Will you consume your colossal sandwich, or will it consume you? A small, deliberately silly build — proof that constraint and mechanism can carry a game without a puzzle box.
Navigator's Log on itch.io
The publishing outlet for interactive fiction and games. Text-based, browser-playable work built around a constraint and a mechanism. Releases carry the itch.io AI Assisted disclosure across code, graphics, sound, and text; premise, structure, and editorial judgment are the author's.
The Head Shrink Studios Theme
A Celtic-inflected theme in G minor, built in Python from a guitar take recorded on a phone. Written, arranged, and mastered in-house under real constraints — the studio's own signature, produced the same way everything else here is: with whatever was on hand.
Political Cartooning
Composed regularly, with no party affiliation — the most abundantly represented muse simply makes himself available for inspiration often. There is real depth in communicating complex nuance through laughter, and it is the fastest legibility test a piece of work can take.