Dave Craig

@unbalancedaudio.com

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Forever fascinated by how things work and spending most of my days working on Soundscape https://scottish-tech-army.github.io/Soundscape-Android/. Music, family and geography with some clothes making thrown in.

Prompt with "Draw a black dog on a white horse". The picture is a rudimentary black animal on a white horse side on.
A photo of a TV screen showing MOTD Behind the Scenes on iPlayer. There's a screen with a crappy looking digital clock mounted on top of a 2 by 2 grid of TVs showing football matches.
A tree where the boughs firm a face and there are some eyes and a glum mouth.
A large ash tree, bare of leaves. The branches make the outline of a face along with two eyes and a glum mouth.
A sign for Cripps Court in Cambridge being unveiled by an unsuspecting dignitary.
The image is a hand-drawn poster summarizing a "State of the Map Europe" 2025 event. The poster is divided into several sections, each addressing a different talk. These sections are demarcated by hand-drawn lines and titles. The overall color scheme is dominated by blues, reds, and whites. The style of the poster is informal, with illustrations, handwritten text, and a scrapbook-like feel. The main title, "State of the Map Europe," has next to it a picture of a penguin! The atmosphere feels collaborative, energetic, and community-focused. The poster conveys a sense of excitement and enthusiasm for open mapping, data accessibility, and community engagement. The top right corner indicates the date, "Friday 14th November 2025," and the illustrator, "Cara Rooney."
Screen grab of current pressure forecast for the day. Every value is 999.
An ad for Sir Laffalot's knight club in Aberdeen. Everything you would expect from the early eighties including the ditty "In days of new, when nights out are few, and money has deflated, Sir Laffalot's the place to go, to make you feel elated."
A futuristic poster of a large satellite over a red planet. In large text on Russian it says "Glory to the conquerors of space!".
Women's tour of Britain passing the catholic cathedral in Glasgow
A logo for 'The incredible world of DIC'. Yellow text on a blue globe background with some stars to add pizzazz.
A poster for the Bennie Railplane from the 1920s. It shows what loss like a train carriage hanging from a metal gantry with a propeller on the front. The tag live is 'Swift, Safe, Sure'.
Michael Head from Shack with his Gibson acoustic on stage with a purple light behind.
A view North from Lismore island. Over the sea is a very low rainbow that is mostly just a horizontal band of colour above the sea.
Toots Thielemans playing harmonica. He has short hair, horn rimmed glasses and a neat moustache.
ChatGPT response as an image: The idea of rain on your wedding day can feel ironic, especially because it’s often associated with bad luck or disruption of plans. However, according to Alanis Morissette’s song "Ironic," it’s actually an example of irony when something happens that’s the opposite of what you expect. In the case of rain on your wedding day, it’s ironic because people typically expect perfect weather for such an important day, yet nature does its own thing. So, it might not technically be *ironic* in the classical sense, but it can feel like it! What do you think—does it seem ironic to you?