Glowing RGB lines and shadows are the most fundamental aspect of modern technology. At the highest level the colors never stop shifting.
My current computer doesn't do this at all. Maybe I should go in on it next time?
Glowing RGB lines and shadows are the most fundamental aspect of modern technology. At the highest level the colors never stop shifting.
My current computer doesn't do this at all. Maybe I should go in on it next time?
I own one desk lamp with a pullcord, but it's honestly an oddity compares to the little twist knob or button you push in.
Generally speaking I don't have good lighting on these since I like flat colors, but I do generally at least keep everything around the same brightness. For this one I wanted the Shining Hero to be a vibrant figure shining through the dark environment! It might look more like 2 disparate parts though?
I think I hate this.
I'm not sure what else to say on this one. I tried to get outside of my comfort zone but I don't like it. I'll be getting back to my normal repetitive designs.
I'm in no mood for drawing eyes, so I didn't. Who knows what strange cartoon anime eyes I would have put in there in the first place? The lack of eyes all together is much more stand out than usual.
I had somewhat forgotten the wonder that is MS Paint's curve tool so today's chicken was made almost entirely with it. Observe the extremely rare 1px outline, uncommon under the chicken maker brand. After all I mostly just use the 4x4 "round" brush.
This was meant to be something like a fading firework but the falling colored lights feel more like a sort of ghost fire. Not the normal way to ring in the new year, but it will have to do.
Let's all try to have a good year, okay?