Website Assets

Art that my website forced me to do (it held me at gunpoint)

A collection of every graphic I made for this website. A lot of these actually have additional thoughts that are visible while mousing over them.

General Art

Buttons to link to my site with

Notes
  • Made for other people to display on their websites in their links section.
  • The hardest part for me was making the animated pancake ring (or rather motivating myself to figure out how I should do it and then actually doing it) - the globe and pancake looked fine/good to me after a bit of tweaking.
  • The trick I used for the pancake belt was hand-animating 6-8 variations of a singular pancake flying around from start to end and then copy and pasting those variations at different times - it works well enough and wasn't as daunting and dreadful to do as my emotions made it feel, and I think actually making it only took a few hours (barring the time wasted by emotions).
  • Through making the second buttons and the dark mode version for the first button I finally learnt how to move more than one layer at a time and how to replace the color of more than one layer and frame in Aseprite.

Informational

Section-specific Art

Links

Custom Buttons

Notes Custom graphics I made for links in the Links section. Some were made out of neccessity; most because I wanted to.
Edits
Notes Instead of hand-made graphics, these are mostly edited from already existing graphics. Compared to the hand-made ones, these were the ones mostly done out of necessity since I couldn't find a good graphic to link to these sites myself.

Music Library

  • These two were derived from an unused graphic (an image with an heart and star together), scaling both down and fixing them up.
  • I made these for the Music Library as a visual way to mark songs I've liked and loved with a star and heart respectively.

Unused Assets

Hovercard Subpage Indicators

Links

Meta-section links

Hover for context Images I previously used instead of the box I've got up now. The reason for that is because it's easier to make accessible that way. If someone changes their font-size on their browser (which seems very niche and something 0.001% of all people do), the font in the image is either comparatively too small or too large, and it's just cleaner and less worrying to have a box up instead.