Art

G_μν + Λg_μν = κT_μν
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Is simple always best?
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Life is a long battle of endurance.
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Pixel art portrait, using this reference. 64 x 64 pixels, 2 colors.
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Inspired (somehow) by this post.
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Yet another self-portrait
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Animated portrait in pixel art. 32 x 32 pixels.
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Pixel art of one of my cats. 80 x 80 px, 8 colors.
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To baa, or not to baa, that’s the question.

I made this 64 x 64 pixels, 4 colors pixel art piece, using this reference.
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Moo!

(64 x 64 pixels, 4 colors, using this reference photo)
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Somewhat inspired by micro∙blog’s April 2024 photoblogging challenge. 64 x 64 pixels, 11 colors.
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I’m still struggling with this portrait of Clara Serena Rubens by her father. It feels like I’m stuck, can’t draw portraits, while I know I’m reasonably good at drawing portraits, even if I say so myself. Maybe I should put it aside, as a mistake.

Was looking for a good ink drawing to recreate as pixel art, and found my own ink drawing from 2011. I believe I have improved somewhat since that time. There’s also a process video. 200 x 200 pixels. According to Apple Screen Time it took me 2h34m to draw.
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I found these 25 faces and tried to recreate them faithfully in pixel art. Below it is an animated GIF of the time lapse creating the drawing.
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Pixel art of a symbolic face I modified and colored with this color palette, using this reference. 64 x 64 pixels.
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Pixel art of a cloud using a vibrant color palette.
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I’m not very good at planning. Animators are supposed to plan ahead. So I end up with a mess.
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Animation is such a different beast, and it is sooo time consuming on an iPad. Unfortunately, this is only traced, not animated.
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I might be over-analyzing this cartoon drawing a teensy tiny bit. The idea is to make an animation out of it, using some real mutt running, inspired by the work of the great Eadward James Muybridge.

Next up, a running skeleton of a real mutt, and apply that to the cartoon mutt’s skeleton.
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This took quite some time, and I used a “Muybridge cheat” to speed things up. It’s called Z’brah, for obvious reasons. No? The pattern on the cube is based on zebra striping. I suppose not so obvi. Well, it kept me on the straight and narrow while it was being made.
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