About
Bio
She / her. Trans, taking it slow.
1986. I remember the pre-internet.
A remote forest in Alberta, Canada.
Art school dropout. Comp-sci dropout.
In my teens I taught myself 3D animation, angling for a career as a computer artist. But art school didn’t mesh with me, and I realized my joy came as much from technology as artistry.
So I flipped myself inside-out, fashioning a career as an art computerist, if you will. I’m desperate to make code feel like a living being, and I couldn’t be happier.
Contact
mail to: who@ivy.boo
Feeling of Computing A community of computer researchers I co-organize.
Mastodon My social network of choice. I’m off-topic and playful.
Bluesky I’m here too, though less often and less playfully.
Bandcamp The few albums I’m content with.
Github Various open source sacrifices.
RSS Feed for your reader.
Sometimes this,
sometimes that,
depends where my head is at.
Disclaimer
Unless clearly indicated otherwise, absolutely nothing on this website has been created or touched by AI. I take pride in crafting every last facet, every thought and crumb, and will continue to do so, despite it all.