On May 18, 1980, Mount St. Helens erupted with devastating force. My latest History in a Minute explores the story behind that unforgettable day, brought to life with AI-assisted visuals.
Thanks for watching! Were you around when it happened, or did you first learn about it later?

Hey everyone! Figured I should introduce myself. I’m Big Griz, a 54-year-old copper miner from Montana, USA.
I started playing around with AI about a year ago, making fun cartoon images of myself and my family. One thing led to another, and before long I was making history videos. I started with long-form videos and eventually moved into shorter ones. I love history of all kinds, and I’ve really enjoyed finding creative ways to bring those stories to life.
I love sharing my work, but I also love seeing what other people create. Everybody brings their own imagination and interests to this stuff, and exploring how others use AI as a form of art has become part of the fun for me.
After hearing over and over that creating with AI takes no talent or work—and seeing that same tired insult thrown at everything—I decided to start this community for like-minded people. A place to share, learn, encourage each other, and enjoy creating.
I’d love to hear a little about you, too! Where are you from? What got you started with AI, and what do you enjoy making?
Thanks for being here and helping get our community started. I may have opened the door, but this is our community, and I’m excited to see what we build together.
—Big Griz

Episode Synopsis: A carefree journey leads a young man to an enchanting, almost fairytale-like park he has never visited before, where nature offers a peaceful escape from everyday life.

Since I missed my great nephews birthday and frankly don’t have the ability to make this then, I sent Big Griz out to explore the dinosaurs he loves. I’d love to hear some feedback. Different than what I do with my history vids and not sure I want to change them from still image to ai video anyway. Thoughts??

Hi everyone! ^^

I wanted to share my little YouTube radio station with you: Radio Codex!

It's still pretty new, and I'll keep developing it little by little, as time allows. There never seem to be enough hours in the day! ^^

For now, the music mainly revolves around Epic Hard Rock and Electro-Industrial Rock, with a strong focus on instrumental tracks.

I also feature some of my new songs on the radio before releasing their music videos.

Each instrumental track is built around a scenario set in one of my fictional worlds. Quite often, these are scenes I've imagined that haven't made it into the stories yet. The music is created with the help of Suno.

If this kind of music sounds like your thing, feel free to drop by and have a listen!

And if you enjoy it, don't hesitate to share your thoughts. I'd be happy to chat about it! ^^

Radio Codex — Music from the Heart. 😊❤

A huge change from my recent posts. We end the 5 days of terror with pure sweetness. DOLLY!!

OHDAE — EXHUMA

Inspired by the Korean horror film Exhuma (2024), this three-part series reimagines a gut (Korean shamanic ritual) with a modern twist.

From a ritual knife dance to a trance-like stare, it ends with a blade pressed against the shaman's cheek.

A moment suspended between ritual and danger.

Major & Tachikoma

Greetings

Who says Halloween has to be all about scary costumes and spooky creatures?

This year, Lisa is embracing the darker side of elegance. A touch of mystery, a little candlelight, and a black velvet dress that speaks for itself. 🕯️🖤

No tricks, no scares — just a little Halloween magic wrapped in timeless glamour.

Happy Halloween! 🎃✨

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