Hey, doesn't this thing look familiar? Probably. I use it as my unofficial mascot on tumblr and here, since I think it's just neat-looking.
here it is with a background I spliced from a few pictures I took of the ocean, that I use for my tumblr banner. The effect is pretty primitive, but it works well enough.
Here's something else that might be a little familiar- I use a pretty toned down version of this image for my background.
But what is it? It's a composite image- around fifty pictures- that have been logic-filtered atop one another, then mirrored. This is the first one I made, and I really, really like the effect. I really don't know what exactly I did to get the noise to be so robust, since I was unable to recreate it with my later composite images.
Here's another one. I made this after being forced to watch a thirty second long "when the drip is respectable" chips ahoy ad on youtube, back before I had ublock origin. Install it.
Here's a few more that aren't as good. The one on the left collapsed into just chromatic noise, and the one on the right I got bored and defaced with a silly poem I found on pinterest.
This is a halo I made in about an hour out of two serving trays, a tablecloth, and clip art of a gold coin. (I've used it as a component in a few other bits, so you'll see it again.)
WOAH whacky how that works it's almost like I'm uploading these in purposeful order ahaha that's insane no wayyyyyy.
...This one is pretty bad. The lines are unclean and way too thick, it's ugly overall, and the wings don't even fit in the canvas. While that's the case, I'm uploading it because it introduces a technique I rely on a lot: texture development and then filling in of large spaces with said textures.
Here it's used (much more successfully) to fill in almost the entire body of this creature I had a dream about. They were called floaters, about the size of an apartment complex, and you could see fractalline TV static through the gaps of the iron poles embedded in their tops. I made the texture by composing about 5 separate pictures of concrete, and did some surface stretching for the body and arms.
Here's the PFP I made for use on a few social medias. Here's a fun fact! It's a digital tracing of a painting I did, which in turn is based off a selfie I took. I won't be including either of those publically, since I'd rather maintain my privacy. You can find them if you know where to look :^)
Here's a fun little composite image I made to accompany my first (and probably only) foray into making my own music. His name is Flumbo. I've yet to figure out how to embed music into html, but if you're curious what it sounds like, look no further than here
This is an image I made that's inspired by slightly nonsensical christian graphics. There's no real meaning to any of it, I just thought it would be something fun to make.
Another one, this time as a mockup of an early aughts religious webpage. I made this before I knew anything about how websites work.
Two old bits of pixel art. There's a third in kicking around somewhere, but I couldn't find it when it was time to upload, so I'll include it later. I forgot basically everything about the characters, since these are old old, but one's a saint, the other's a hunter, and the unpictured one is a gardener.