Vibe Coding
Weekend experiments exploring where AI meets art, music, literature, and design. Each one started as a question I couldn't shake — here's how they turned out.
An interactive companion to Gabriel García Márquez's One Hundred Years of Solitude. Explore the tangled Buendía family tree, talk to characters through an LLM, and branch into alternate histories — what would have happened if Aureliano hadn't gone to war, if Remedios hadn't ascended? Somewhere between a wiki, a chat app, and a ghost story.
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A designer's translator for AI. StyleDNA takes 1–7 reference images and extracts the things I could never put into words — a palette, typography, a written narrative of the style's character, and an AI prompt I can paste into Claude, Midjourney, or Cursor. There's also a Create tab for generating new work in-app. Built because "warmer," "more editorial," and "less corporate" were never enough, and the images always knew more than I did.
A map of how music genres mutated across a century — Delta Blues drifting into Rock, Funk splintering into Hip-Hop and Electronic. Nodes pulse with genre-defining tracks; edges trace direct influence, with the dates and artists that carried the DNA forward. Built to answer a question I had while listening: why does this sound like that?
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Color palettes mined from museum masterpieces — Ming Dynasty celadons, Ukiyo-e prints, Monet's water lilies — by asking AI to study each piece and extract its dominant harmonies. Each palette comes with provenance and exports as design tokens. A small protest against the generic, trend-chasing palette.
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