I don't really want to talk about it.

So what if two years worth of art looks like crap now.

^{You're Looking At It}

^{The World Inside}

This is more of a test.

^{I guess.}

As some of you might know, I've produced about 99% of the images on my blog.

By 'produce', I mean every pixel from nearly every image on this blog never existed until I made it exist. Majority of the images started out as nothing. They're not edited photos, all of the work was done using hand-eye coordination and based on imagination; none of that push button automation/filter stuff, no reference images were traced over.

Everything, made from scratch, thousands of hours worth of work.

I always took pride in offering high quality. I wanted my work to shine, not be full of artifacts and distortion.

For some folks, all they had to do was find an image online and upload it to their blog. The quality of those images means nothing to them. For me, seeing how images are now being displayed on this blog; it's much like waking up one day and noticing every blog post is full of typos. This is my 700th published post here; that's a lot of typos.

Oh well.

^{What can I do?}

You might not notice the distortions in the images. You might think I wanted it to look like that. You might think I'm slipping, slacking off, being lazy; all kinds of negative shit. I have no control over how these images are being displayed here now.

I've made a few changes, did some experimenting with different file formats. Those two examples above are about as crisp, clear and as close to the originals as I can possibly get. Good from far but far from good.

I'm sorry.

^{How images are displayed here now is beyond my control.}

I'm a bit of a perfectionist. Maybe the image quality doesn't bother you but on this end, I've gone completely bonkers; batshit crazy; no more marbles.

Have a nice day.

Credits:All art and images seen here were produced digitally, by me.
^{"Another brick in the wall."}

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