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My name is Jeffrey Inscho (pronounced Ins-ko). I live and work in the City of Champions with my wife, son and soon-to-arrive daughter (Due Date: August 28, 2012). In addition, I am a Soto Zen buddhist and an avid runner.

Static Made is a boutique creative studio, weblog and podcast that investigates the intersection of technology, creativity and culture. I publish StaticMade.com because I, along with many others, think deeply about this intersection and I believe those thoughts deserve a platform.

If you enjoy the site, you can help support my work by becoming a member. Curious about the name? Here’s the backstory.

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1) Subscribing to the to the blog (RSS or Email) and Podcast. RSS and Podcast content will be delivered to your device of choice within minutes of posting. The email subscription is a weekly digest that wrangles everything posted here on the site into one inbox message that is sent early on Saturday mornings for your weekend reading pleasure.

2) Connecting with me over on the Twitter. It’s pretty much the only place I hang out online.

Technical Stuff:

StaticMade.com is built on the latest stable version of WordPress. All essays are written in markdown using a BywordnvALT / Simplenote software combo. My primary machine for client work is a 15” Macbook Pro, wired to a 27” cinema display. When writing essays for this website, I opt for a much simpler 13” Macbook Air or 1st generation iPad.

Selected Interviews:

Static Made: Jeffrey Inscho’s creative boutique for our technical times | PopCity Media
Is This Art? | ABC Radio National
Technology helps participation in arts | Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
A Contemporary Approach to New Media| Bueda Blog
Technology in the Arts Podcast (#69) | Technology in the Arts
Interview with Jeffrey Inscho | El Tercer Brazo

Credits:

The Static Made logo was created by Pittsburgh-based artist, designer and all around nice guy Justin Visnesky. If you or someone you know needs something created that’s beautiful and on-message, you should seriously get in touch with Justin.

The intro/outro music for the Static Made Podcast is from A Dozen Roses by Braid. Bob Nanna, Braid’s principal songwriter, was my first guest on the broadcast.

Copyright License:

All original content posted on this website and companion blog is published under a Creative Commons BY-NC-SA 3.0 license. This means you are free to share or distribute the work as long as you credit Static Made with a backlink. You are also permitted to modify or remix the work under the stipulation that you make your derivative work available under a similar license.

Questions about this license? Just ask.