Pixel art. Today’s Pixel Dailies theme was “garnish.” I combined it with the feisty Evanlyn from John Fanagan’s The Ranger’s Apprentice medieval fantasy series.
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Pixel art. I made a black and white drawing with Grafx2 on my Raspberry Pi 400, using a mouse. I refined it on my iPad using Pixaki, and created a simple (though crude) animation.
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The day before yesterday I fell while running and yesterday I strained my hamstring (again, after I did two weeks ago). I feel bruised and strained like an apple that fell from a tree. Yay for foam rollers and pain medicine 🏃

Pixel art. The Pixel Dailies theme for day 21 of April Fool’s Month is “prize”, which I interpreted as a token for a final position in a competition (in this case, first place).
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Social bonding through grooming. One grooms, the other purrs, softly, because it’s for the other cat, not for a (in feline perspective) deaf human. 🐱

Pixel art. For the 20th day of April Fool’s Month the Pixel Dailies theme was “Healing Item.” I’m pretty sure this is a fantasy videogame thing, so I went for a more mundane solution, a band-aid.
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Pixel art for the 19th day of April Fool’s Month. I suppose this piece got “shatnered.” It’s today’s theme of Pixel Dailies, “shattered” which I basterdized with some James T. Kirk.
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I wanted to share my art on Twitter without interaction. I can’t use MB categories, it seems, unless I disable the main blog feed. Twitter doesn’t have a public feed either, so no source for MB. The MVP 😒 solution was to share from the Photos app to Twitter with hashtags 🤢 Yuck!

Pixel art. Today’s theme of Pixel Dailies was “Heavy Machinery.” This truck came out of my youthful imagination.
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Pixel art. On the 17th day of April Fool’s Month the Pixel Dailies theme was “Isometric Room.” You can shift around furniture without bothering about redrawing perspective 🪑🖥👨‍🎨🎨

PS The next morning I redrew part of the room, fixing mistakes I made.
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Pixel art on the 16th day of April Fool’s Month for Pixel Dailies. Today’s theme was “elephant."
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Pixel art for Pixel Dailies. First person perspective is hard, because we know it so well, we see any and every flaw, especially if it’s with hands.
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Pixel art 🚧 My cat was sleeping, so I tried to use his shape for my pixel drawing. Now waiting for Pixel Dailies at the halfway point of April Fool’s Month.
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Had my 2nd booster shot against COVID 💉🦠 Travel took less time than I imagined, despite the train delay and a detour (road construction). I guess I needed 3.5 hours in total. With a car it would’ve been more like 45 minutes. Soon protected against the new omicron variant 😊

It’s official, I’ve turned off the payment renewal of my Wordpress.com site and .blog domain. Both will expire next year. I don’t trust WP’s plans after they announced price increases, and, worse, denounced blogging. They advertize themselves as “website hosting company.”

Pixel art. Today’s Pixel Dailies theme was “hair accessory.” I simply drew closely to the photo reference, though not copying, rather re-interpreting the photo.
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Pixel art 🚧 As a warmup for day 14 of April Fool’s Month, featuring Pixel Dailies, I’m following a YT tutorial on a stylized aquatic bird man. I got as far as these two guides.
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Pixel art. Today’s Pixel Dailies theme was “exploded view.” I made an animation of a running shoe in such a view.
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Pixel art animation. Practicing sub-pixel animation with a 32x32 pixels canvas. It’s supposed to illustrate “storm.” It all started with the umbrella. Don’t many story ideas do? Umbrellas are magical story devices, protecting us from the elements and possible assailants.
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Pixel art for Pixel Dailies, theme “trash.” I threw in two half-eaten apples, some crumpled up paper, a soda can, an Oscar statue, and some indistinguishable bits.
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