Droid Works
Life-size droids shaped by painting, weathering, lights, servos, remote controls, and other workshop details that make physical projects feel alive.
About GeekerJoy
GeekerJoy is a small independent studio and publishing home for creative technology experiments, games, robotics, music, software, and useful ideas.
A studio for things becoming real
Founded by Mark Muto, GeekerJoy is a place for playful experiments in technology, games, robotics, and music — and for sharing whatever those experiments become. Mark's professional consulting, product-development work, insights, and case studies live at Mutomedia.
What tends to show up here
Projects
Narrative simulations, AI experiments, creative tools, and visual captures in different stages of polish, usefulness, and cheerful uncertainty.
Music
Guitar-driven recordings, demos, and sound experiments composed by Mark Muto and published through GeekerJoy.
The studio
Small by design
GeekerJoy stays small on purpose: close to the work, free to follow curiosity, and able to move easily between code, story, sound, and physical making. The aim is to make thoughtful things, share what is interesting, and leave room for experiments to become something more.