Here are a couple new little pixel illustrations I made for @gamejolt 
recently.
There are quite a few rules I follow when making these so that they work as well as possible with light and dark mode, along with the custom colour themes; a fun challenge! :D
Next up
Ocean-themed check patterns I made on a whim for my shops.
In some ways, it worked better in theory than in practice. Depending on the product, it's hard to show enough for the checker look while keeping the details. 
By the way, new avatar frame and background in my joltbux shop featuring rubber duckies! 
Really had to tone down the background to get it to work for GJ, but I'm still pretty happy with how it turned out in the end. 
: Blender (mostly) + Krita
Update 25/05/23. "How am I doing? What am I working on?"
This exotic ship showed up (on a very ugly planet) during my permadeath run in No Man's Sky, but I didn't have enough units to buy it. 
It was over 44 million! 
It's whatever, though. Once I reach the center, I'll be going back to my main save. 
animating my forever wip
Oh yeah, I haven't said anything about my new bumblecat avatar frame, so um... Y'all, I made a bumblecat frame (in Krita).
Also, unrelated, but yay, I mastered @LeigerGaming 
's stickers today! 
What's your favorite game soundtrack? #GJAsks
The GameCube Animal Crossing. Nothing else sounds like it, and it doesn't ever really get old to me. If anything, sometimes it's just a little too relaxing for when I need to work quickly.
: Clip Studio Paint
Katie from Animal Crossing. #FanArtFriday : Clip Studio Paint
Process of the fan illustration I painted after completing TLoZ: The Minish Cap. 
: Clip Studio Paint 
: Nightfall by Sergii Pavkin
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