-kenda-

Some of my personal projects

• 
  Stentroll (Stone trolls)
  Every now and then I need a break from everyday family life. One activity I tend to do is build trolls out of stones.
• 
  Ljud (Sounds)
  Usually when working on my computer I don't listen to music or use my headphones, but sometimes it gets too noisy at the office or too quiet at the remote office. Music distracts me, but background sounds works well! No service has been good or simple enough, so I built my own sound board. Others may use it too!
• 
  Tools
  A small collection of tiny tools I've built during my years as a web developer.
  
  Please, support me to create free-to-use tools and open source plugins. Thank you!
• 
  Timelapse calculator
  When I bought a timelapse camera it was hard to calculate what settings to use, so I built this tool.
• 
  Worms Armageddon: Emsalö
  Worms is a game I played a lot in the 90s - and now again with my kids. I made us a custom map containing many familiar places on the Emsalö island in Porvoo where we have a cottage.
• 
  Mosaic 48×48
  I built brick mosaic paintings of our kids during my Summer vacation in 2021.
• 
  Matalavaroituskyltti (Shallow water warning)
  I made this traffic sign to warn of shallow water to all sauna guests at our summer cottage. Finnish radio station Yle X3M wrote an article about it back in 2016.
• In addition to stone trolls, mosaic paintings, etc. I have also done other fun projects. Here's a few (links to Instagram).
  • Lighthouse garden decorations with Ikea lamps.
  • Scarecrow Pelle Spök.
  • Robot-Ragnar of scrap metal.
  • Pirate ship for kids.
  • A basketball garden game.
  • Skating rink in the yard because the sea rarely freezes over.
• 
  KenComix
  My website since 2003 containing my comic strips.
• 
  Tekstarimoka.com
  People used to send a lot of SMS messages in 2010 when I built this site. It was very popular for a couple of years (not so much content, but a lot of visitors). The site is now closed, but all the messages are archived on a long single page for your pleasure.
• 
  Svenskfinland pratar finska (SFPF.fi)
  One Friday evening in November 2019 my finno-swedish friend posted a story on Facebook about how she said something in Finnish that could be misinterpreted in a funny way. Two hours later I published this site about us finno-swedes speaking Finnish. The site is now closed, but the few stories I received are archived on a single page for your pleasure.

My Bluesky posts

My videos