v2 side project drawer
v3 what happens if...
I make things
because I wonder
what happens if...
A living archive of experiments in image, sound, code, automation, web oddities and whatever else would not stay in the notebook.
A messy shelf of things that became useful, strange, pretty, broken, loud, tiny or worth keeping around.

A Mouth Full of Mirrors
A dark, psychedelic ten-song Suno playlist where progressive-metal vocals, experimental guitars, dusty boom-bap drums, odd meters, and genre mutation share one fractured album identity.

Groovebox Signal
A Gumlet-hosted music video created from a groovebox performance, framed as a tactile Sound experiment.

Prompt Gremlin
A client-side prompt transformer that inserts a tiny surreal Chihuahua/rainbow contaminant into image prompts.

Prompt Archaeologist
An interactive code experiment that turns prompt history, rejected directions, edits, and final choices into a visual excavation timeline.

Larry the Rainbow Labradoodle
The unofficial Bursting Rainbow mascot: Larry, a joyful cartoon labradoodle with an impossible rainbow habit.

Sonic Portrait Booth
A browser-based audiovisual self-portrait that turns a visitor sound into a local, generative canvas image.

Website from a Feeling
A design and code experiment that turns a feeling into inspectable website rules.
CityInfo GPT Tool Promo
A Gumlet promo video and live Pickaxe GPT tool embedded together.
4 Second Cowboy
A Gumlet-hosted video piece made from a Suno song.

Latent Typography
A live Code experiment that turns words into typographic mood, motion, and material.

Emoji Burst Button
A playful Code experiment that explodes random emojis from one big button.

Pocket Orbit
A tiny coded fidget toy with orbiting pieces to nudge, shuffle, and settle.
you're at the end of the wall - the rest are still uploading *
Show me anotherexist?
Because I like making things.
Some become useful.
Some become websites.
Some become sound.
Some become pictures.
Some become businesses.
Some go absolutely nowhere.
Bursting Rainbow is where all of them
are allowed to live.
No newsletter. No shop. No takes. Just experiments, updated whenever one is done, or interesting, or bothering me enough that it has to leave the notebook.
currently on the workbench:
→ a synth that only plays wrong notes
→ website that gets slower the longer you look at it
→ almanac of small colors, v3, ongoing forever
→ an AI that writes cover letters, abandoned thankfully
→ font project (v9, don't ask)
→ something involving a rubber duck. unclear.
