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Your're here because I somehow convinced you to read more about the Demoscene.

I keep talking about the Demoscene, what is it?

I learned programming from ScratchMitEdu, look at 3D Graphics and Scratch for an example of what young prodigies create using Scratch. Around the same time I started programming, I also discovered the Demoscene.

Before I got into programming, I was learning to produce electronic music. Demos involve all of the three art forms: code, music, graphics

Each stimulate the senses computers currently have the capability to: code for the brain, music for the ears, graphics for the eyes.

Creating a demo requires excellence in all three crafts.

Demos need limitations, demos beat limitations. Old computers are a fitting choice. They are also simpler in design, simplicity and the constraints thereof are beautiful.

Demoscene is an art form, AI has no place here. I'm not sure where to draw the line for using AI to do the boring parts.

My Demoscene Productions

Screenshot of 2kpizu
2kpizu
Released
8th in the Flashparty 2026 Wild concept competition
Scratch
Screenshot of Elevators
Elevators
Released
6th in the MountainBytes 2024 PC Demo competition
Scratch
Screenshot of Aspirus and ToBach's Flashparty Demo
Aspirus and ToBach's Flashparty Demo
Released
3rd in the Flashparty 2021 Oldschool / Alternative Demo competition
Scratch
Screenshot of the
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Released
Joint 4th in the Flashparty 2021 TIC-80 256b Intro competition
TIC-80
Screenshot of Aspirus' First Demo
Aspirus' First Demo
Released
5th in the nevoke 2021 Demo competition
Scratch

Getting started

If you want to talk to the community:

If you want to learn more about the technical aspect:

Teach Yourself Demoscene in 14 Days by psenough

lft (Linus Akesson) publishes great videos on his demoscene prods and experiments on his YouTube channel.

The 8Bit Guy publishes videos on old computers and hardware, great place to learn about them, on his Youtube channel.