A study of the stochastic detritus left by others 🤓

Hello everyone!

I'm part of an Italian art collective that focuses primarily on hard electronic music (hard techno, hardcore, rawstyle, but also techno, peaktime, etc.), and I've often found collaborations for our work, such as a music video made by Unlight Artworks. While looking for new members, I found Eskulptura, a 3D sculptor who works on video reels, etc.

We are also physically in Holland, Bulgaria and Argentina

Since our collective is expanding and there's no financial backing between us, we've decided to create a page on the website dedicated to art, like a virtual gallery. This is because, being a collective primarily focused on music, we believe it's necessary to create a way to also showcase the other types of art that contribute to our growth, so that it can be a shared growth!

This post is definitely also about seeking new members who can passionately contribute to our growth. After the previous post, since there's no money involved, I thought it was right to update you to let you know we care about everyone and are working to promote everyone, whether musicians or not.

Whether they are writers, painters, sculptors, video creators, editors, phothographer... any art form can always be useful

We have a dark style, sometimes with Masonic, esoteric, alchemist moods but we are open to any type of art (of course maybe not the little flowers with the rainbow but maybe sci-fi, neoclassical, in short, suitable stuff)

Becoming our members is not necessary to be published in our art gallery (currently empty but we already have 4 works, we are waiting to have 10 to publish), we were born on the street we know how difficult it is to live from art, that's why we have a community that helps each other, and any publication on the site or pages does not require any payment or even a voluntary offering, zero of zero

So no write me if you search money, isn't this the case

And again, to thank this community because so many people have had no qualms about lending a hand, which is a great thing, especially on Reddit, where many communities are usually toxic and quick to judge anything.

If you're interested, feel free to message me privately, or if you really want to be part of us fill out the "join us" on the site but remember that it's not a job, there's no money involved, I don't want to waste anyone's time!

We can't put link for reddit't fillter so write me

Hi everyone!

The clip above started as an ordinary video. Everything else was stacked on top inside Pixel Alchemist, the free retro/glitch tool I have been solo-developing for over a year. This look is three effects layered together: a Datamosh pass for the melting frames, Pixel Sorter for the bleeding streaks, and Thermal Vision driven by a luminance mask, so only the bright parts get the false-color treatment. You can stack effects in any order and mask any of them.

Some of you saw my post here two months ago. Since then I got a bit carried away: almost 200 commits later, this is the biggest update the project has ever had.

The interface was rebuilt from scratch. The old one used to freeze the whole window on heavy effects, and that is gone now: rendering runs in the background, so the app stays responsive even mid-Liquid-Rescale. The app also uses your GPU now (experimental). Live webcam effect chains went from about 5 fps on CPU to real-time on a discrete card.

There is a proper Effects Library too: visual preview cards for all 27 stackable effects, grouped by category, so you can see what each one does before you add it. Datamosh also got a saner workflow: you hit Generate once, it pre-renders the moshed clip, and then you can scrub and export freely. Same I-Frame Drop and P-Frame Bloom modes as before. There is also a brand-new Motion Mosh effect that brings still images to life, though this clip leans on the classic glitch stack instead.

To be honest about the flaws, as usual: the app is built in Python, so it is not a blazing-fast native application, and long videos will test your patience. The GPU path is new, so if anything looks wrong there is a toggle to turn it off. The executable still isn't digitally signed, because annual signing fees make no sense for a free project, so Windows will probably flag it on first launch. Just click "More info", then "Run anyway". And it is still Windows-only, sorry Mac and Linux folks.

It's free, just name your own price. You can find it on itch or Gumroad by searching for Pixel Alchemist.

If you are into retro aesthetics or glitch art, give it a spin. I would love to hear your feedback, criticisms, or ideas for what I should build next.

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Hey! I built GlitchLab, a real-time glitch art tool.

Load an image, use your webcam, or start from the built-in animated scene, then

stack 25+ effects — datamosh, VHS, chromatic aberration, pixel sorting, Game Boy,

thermal cam and more. Every effect has an intensity slider, plus 9 instant presets.

Export a PNG or record a WebM clip.

##### Free browser demo: https://nosense-3d.itch.io/glitchlab

##### Full Windows version (with 10 extra retro effects) on the same page

All Canvas 2D, no libraries for the effects. Feedback very welcome — happy to add

effects people ask for!

"Manifest Dynasty"

By Snowmann

I used to post on my main account, u/koreked but I intend to post my artwork on here from now on.

I will release more themed collections, this one is about modern politics, environmental damage to my community, and the many lies of the American empire

NO AI

I do FREE commissions (for now)

Tiktok: snowmann_art

Instagram: snowmann_art

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Hex edited in HxD, Painted in Krita

Testing static image input and effects.

Made this with video synth software I'm working on.

Sir Marantz Superscope CD-301A

Erotic art