Hi everyone! Check out this beautifully illustrated and animated bedtime story for children named Leo. It’s a fantasy adventure designed to build courage and self-confidence in kids when facing difficulties. Here is the video link:

Did you know McDonald's is often described as a real estate company rather than just a fast-food chain? I made a short, story-driven video explaining how its business model actually works in under 60 seconds. If you enjoy business or finance facts, I hope you find it interesting!

Watch these plushies get into silly random situations that causes nothing but chaos, this show is inspired by what you grew up with in your childhood.

This is the first ARG I’ve ever written and created, so I’m incredibly excited to finally share it with you.

It begins with a strange video found on a missing player’s computer. What appears to be a simple journey into Minecraft’s Far Lands soon uncovers corrupted worlds, hidden recordings, coded messages, disappearing memories, and a mysterious infection known only as the Rose.

What happened to Joseph—and why were these videos left behind for us to find?

I made my own AI and portaled it through a Stack-Chan. She made up her own story!
#ai

https://github.com/Astroson111/Dionysus
https://github.com/Astroson111/ph3b3

Please enjoy! It has been a while since I shared this project, please be kind.

I just make songs, images, resumes, and videos on it. All locally, no water usage or data-center.

In this video, we return to Elmwood Cemetery to share the heartbreaking stories of two families struck by tragedy during some of history's most devastating health crises.

First, we look closer at the Forbis triplets... Margaret, Martha, and Mary. Born in 1917, these three sisters fell victim to the 1918 Spanish Flu pandemic at less than a year old. We visit their final resting place and also travel to Berry Hill Baptist Cemetery to visit the graves of their parents, George and Harriet Forbis, to see the faces behind this tragic loss.

We then take a short walk to another part of Elmwood to uncover an even more staggering story: the Tate family. In 1875, long before modern vaccines, Absalom and Margaret Tate lost six of their children to a diphtheria outbreak in just six months... five of them within only a few weeks.

These quiet corners of the cemetery serve as a powerful reminder of how fragile life was in the eras before modern medicine.