(One problem I would like to solve is the overuse of the term “immersive experience.”)
For days, I’ve been struggling solving problems while trying to create an eight-second loop that allegedly quadruples engagement for songs on Spotify.
ChatGPT, while solving problems about this, has also sent me down many rabbit holes about how to create a Canvas. Originally I tried to animate the background in this image, provided to me by my friend Janet.
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I spent days solving problems of getting that to work, all to no avail.
After watching a few videos about artists creating a Canvas for a song, I decided to just loop a video I already had. I found one of the cats running down the stairs toward the door and decided to use that. After solving problems and creating an 8-second loop in the right aspect ratio, I showed this to my husband Michael.
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Michael thought it could be better, so decided to solve the Canvas problem by creating a new video of Joan leaving the house.
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I believe a continuous loop of that will be solving the problem of a good-enough Spotify canvas for “I Left the House Before I Felt Ready.” Actually, Joan is always ready to leave the house, but her acting in that video is solving the problem.
Do you see problem solving in my other images for today?
What are you looking forward to? I asked that question last night on the site formerly known as Twitter.
Speaking of dangling prepositions, to what am I looking forward? Among other things, I’m looking forward to a day when my jaw doesn’t click when I open it. Since I talk for a living, maybe my jaw will get a much needed rest next week when I’m on vacation, which I’m looking forward to.
Are you looking forward to my other images for today?
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I’m looking forward to many relaxation days, starting (why not?) NOW.
Here’s the first thing I find when when I search YouTube for “what are you looking forward to?”
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Now I’m looking forward to comments about what you’re looking forward to, below.
Thanks to all who give me something to look forward to, including YOU!