So, what do I do with AI?
I use it to research, make tools, build little worlds, test ideas, and turn “wouldn’t it be cool if…” into something you can actually try.
Start with these
A few public places to get a feel for the research, creative work, and systems behind the catalogue.
The Hiddleson Archive
A browsable digital history of crochet designer Elizabeth Hiddleson.
Sticatto
The home base behind a growing set of self-hosted tools and experiments.
Mostly Eli
A character-led home for artwork and short-form creative projects.
The project atlas
Search everything. Filter by area or status. Old experiments belong here too.
The workshop behind it
A mix of local machines, self-hosted services, and AI tools.
Forge
The self-hosted home base: source control, web tools, shared services, and project operations.
Rook
A second server for research, document handling, storage, and isolated experiments.
Wisp
A lightweight laptop for remote work, quick capture, and the next small tool.
Hawkeye
The main workstation for local models, image generation, and heavier creative work.
I’m Andrew: a former teacher, lifelong maker, and hands-on AI experimenter. I like taking a fuzzy idea and turning it into something concrete—then asking what’s missing, what’s overcomplicated, and what actually works.
AI is part of the workshop, not the whole story. The projects combine research, iteration, software, and a lot of curiosity.