About

I’m Posido Vega—musician, illustrator, system-builder, and long-time teacher who refuses to shrink creativity down to a single lane.

Posido Vega illustrating on a drawing tablet, playing bass guitar, scripting in Python, and shuffling a deck of cards.

For most of my life, I’ve been a musician and teacher—deep into jazz, bass guitar, and music education. That’s where I learned to translate complexity into something that sticks.

But after losing both of my parents in 2003, something shifted. I started seeing time differently. I didn’t want to just collect ideas—I wanted to act on them. Art, writing, technology, storytelling—each passion mattered. I was done shelving ideas just because they didn’t fit neatly together.

Years later, when I began experimenting with AI and low-friction tools, things started clicking. Instead of wrestling with scattered focus or waiting for the perfect time, I built small, supportive systems that helped me keep moving. It wasn’t about optimizing everything—it was about making space for what I care about to keep unfolding.

What I’m Building and Sharing

Music & Bass – lessons, warm-ups, and an upcoming bass course
Creative Systems – prompt libraries, workflows, and Ayumio, my content-clarity tool
Mindset & Energy – gentle reframes for creators navigating real-life constraints
Story & Art – a children’s book in progress and notes on visual storytelling
Build in Public – honest changelogs of what’s working, what isn’t, and why I keep going

Why it matters to you

If you’re juggling more ideas than hours—or if traditional “niche down” advice feels like shrink-wrapping your creativity—this space is here to offer:

Clear, repeatable systems that lighten mental load instead of adding it
Tools that honor energy so practice and output feel sustainable
Transparent process so you can borrow what fits and skip what doesn’t

You don’t have to choose one passion. You just need structures that make room for all of them.

Thanks for stopping by. The doors are open—browse a category, grab the free guide, or join me in the build-in-public feed. If something here helps you move a project forward with a little more clarity (or a little less friction), then the work is already playing its part.