making a postcard using liquid latex resist masking fluid, salt, and watercolor inks and paints. The video is 1 hour recorded over multiple days, then condensed into approximately 6 minutes.

This video was meant as a PoC for workflow with available resources.

This background is surprisingly clean with the disco balls going perpendicular instead of the typical oncoming floor, rail tracks travel effect.

the choreography is well within my range, even with some ducking for overhead walls although probably my current safe limit for those by the time I did this, not quite 2hrs after starting. Around the 3min mark is where my lower spine started to let me know it was getting crunchy and it was time to finish up after 14+ songs tonight. This definitely required a wider, deeper stance than most of the non-spiral songs I've done.

Unfortunately, this is about as close to 'Swing Dancing' as I think I'll ever get physically at this juncture, but it was still kinda enjoyable.

Beat Saber (PSVR on the PS4) 20230528

First time playing this. probably my favorite Queen album predominantly because I'm a huge dork and liked the Highland OST ("A Kind of Magic")

Overall, stamina and focus weren't too bad, though the motions are a little stiff from trying to keep from hyperextending anything. The tracking isn't too bad either, though my camera location for the PSVR is distinctly at too steep an angle downwards for the way that BS does the tracking calculation on this system. [if I keep using this, I should figure out how to mount the PSVR camera just above the webcam on the tripod, instead of having it hooked over the top of the TV screen] The combination of that and I have that foreshortened reach with my left hand now is giving me some clipped range calculations I can't quite compensate for quick enough.

Overall, the choreography with walls isn't too rough for lower spine issues since this has no wall ducking, just dodging.