My name is Jake Fee, and you are currently enjoying my personal website. You can click here if you want to learn more about me. Please, make yourself at home. If it's your first time here, get some popcorn and stop by the secret theater.
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You'll notice there are no advertisements, likes, feeds, pop-ups, clickbaits, or paywalls on this website. There are a few algorithms here and there but they mostly keep themselves entertained. I crafted this site by hand with the intention of making a calm, quiet, and friendly space for kind and brilliant people like you.
Some people call this sort of website a digital garden, because it is organic, slow-growing, and cultivates a tan and good-looking community. I think the metaphor is wonderful.
You can check out my blog right here. It is titled Dreaming at the Edge of the Apocalypse.
a presentation on craft education history and the radical power of slöjd
the courses i teach at north house folk school
the courses i teach at the american swedish institute
my syllabus for a virtual course on re-entaglement with the more-than-human world
thoughts on reflective process and tools for recapitulation of learning experiences
on using nicky case's emoji simulator as a reflective discussion tool
hypothetical lesson plans for future courses and workshops
a journal of my own reflective process
my master's thesis on ötzi the iceman and neolithic craft exploration
recreating the medieval hood of skjoldehamn
on the development and prototyping of a laser-cut bookbinding jig
making, melting, and folding beeswax food wraps
some experiments with automata and moving toys
for visualizing companion plant relationships and planning out garden guilds
zoa: an emulated computer made out of living organelles
a digital loom simulator for designing weaving patterns
an attempt at a mutating cellular automata spirit box
a collaborative collection of digital tools
playing with cellular automata
a tarot-inspired card game for brainstorming new project ideas
a live multiplayer whiteboard
painting, animating, and illustrating with cellular automata
fidchell: the game of wood wisdom; the game of ancient druids
massively multiplayer online firefly simulator
pool queen: a two-player game of billiard battling [pico8]
alphabush: a tree made of letters
gravity chess: chess but momentous
sprout quest: a windblown seed must journey through the seasons to find fertile soil [pico8]
space invadorbs
an essay on alchemy, astrology, and creative work
a month-long dream journal and manifestation project
a language i created during a conlang workshop course
sunday sites
field gossip from the out of doors
my substack (now defunct, see above leaflet blog)
towards a working definition of swijjy
doodles, drawings, cartoons, characters
links i like
excerpts, quotes, and citations that are both rich and nutritive
