Joan Miró made twenty-three small gouaches between 1939 and 1941 he called Constellations. They were his attempt at finding order in chaos through fixed reference points. Stars. Half-formed creatures he called "personnages." Eyes, ladders, the moon, all stitched together by hairline ink. A private symbolic language used to map an inner cosmos against an outer one. They look like ciphers because they sort of are, ultimately only Miró knows their true meaning, but I've always been inspired by them to say the least.

So, in Constellations each digit is a personnage too, each anchors to its own little yellow star, and a mesh of "ink" lines forms to connect them all into a unique constellation. Every minute the whole composition reorganizes around four new shapes. A new cipher, a new reference point to contemplate.

The "0" in the time is a watcher, a little creature with a yellow iris that gazes out along a dotted line to wherever the next 0 happens to be, constantly searching for meaning.

A minimalist analog watch face inspired by the 1960's era Vostok line of watches.

Have you ever found yourself 30ft up a ladder tipping cables? Perhaps you just don't remember which termination to make for an A side crossover cable?

Wonder no longer, for you too can have these diagrams and more right on your wrist!

Pinout answers all of these questions by providing you with common cabling diagrams at the click of a button!

Attribution:
Art assets for this application were created and contributed by Mio. 

Without their help, I don't think I'd have ever published this.

Emacs on your Pebble! 

This is a simple scratch buffer, complete with mode line and menu bar. The time piece is based off of (display-time-mode 1) elisp.

Currently only compiled for Basalt (Pebble Time), but if there's a demand for a port I'll be happy to make one, just email me at Corrivatus@gmail.com and let me know.

A watchface made for Samantha.

Since we met life has been more beautiful than I could ever have hoped for. I hope this small expression of that joy can make you smile as it has for me.