For a collab on one of my Discord groups, I decided to make a giant spider-infested library… someone shouldn’t have opened a portal to another dimension.

The requirements were 160x144 pixels, two colours only and the scene had to have a door.

PurpleSea (Twitter) invited me to create a third card for their TCG New Deck+ project.

My third entry is Bellsprout, which has always been a favourite of mine. There’s something about Pokémon based on carnivorous plants that I just happen to like.

I’ve started a 1-bit isometric piece for a collab and thought I’d share a timelapse of my process. The start of the theme is present here and should be suitably spooky by the end.

I hit 2k followers over on Twitter (I am refusing to call it by its new name! ) and made some trick-or-treating kitties for it, but I thought I’d share them here as well as I think they’re cute.

As a counterpart to yesterday’s post, I thought I’d share the timelapse of the process to. I often complement others for sharing their processes and it’s something I want to get better at doing myself.

Caught this first thing in the morning… I always liked Zubat and Crobat, but not Golbat so much.

700 eggs it took to get that shiny Shroomish! (I have the shiny charm and a Japanese Ditto for Masuda-hatching)

On the flip side 323 and 300 eggs to get two shiny Charcadet. RNG is a strange beast…

I’ve recently opened up commissions on Ko-fi (link in my profile) and this is the first piece I’ve made as such.

This is a 1-bit isometric album cover made for a chiptune set on bandcamp, styled similarly to my previous Link’s Awakening pieces.

I didn’t expect to get this, but I won’t complain.

The first shiny I ever saw was a Swadloon in Black2 and I fainted it because I wasn’t paying attention!

I decided to finally correct for that mistake and went to Masuda-method hatch a shiny Sewaddle. 281 eggs later…