Since I keep all my emacs configuration in a single .emacs file and in a hyper organised manner it means I have my init file split into different sections, for example :

Well as always a little more time with emacs a little feedback and then finding more about org I have now figured out (I think) how I can better sort tags in an org file. In my previous post:

Part of a big multipart commission I completed. This was created from an initial brief. Firstly I produced some sketches to make sure I was going in the right direction with comments and modifications along the way. I tweaked my style slightly generally to be more of an illustrative look and had to focus more on a playful theme rather than the dark edge I usually employ.

Using Krita and InfinitePainter on various drawing tablets and this time some doodling from my warped imagination!

I use a package called org-rainbow-tags which adds random colours to org tags to provide a consistent colour between identical tags. This helps to identify common tags throughout the file but has the side effect of emphasising the lack of my coherent tag ordering.

More doodles this time using InfinitePainter and Krita and also I added a little colour!

Another 50 pieces of art I have completed in a slideshow!

Emacs isn't my only obsession, I like to create digital art and for that I use ArtRage. The interesting thing about ArtRage is that each brush stroke or editing action can be recorded in a text file or script for later playback. I use this facility for creating time-lapses.

In loving memory

Now that there is a build for emacs on Android I thought I would try and develop an emacs workflow between my Galaxy Note 8 / Galaxy Tab S7+ and my linux laptop.

I have been evolving my way through many differing ways of grepping recently from standard built-in greps to a few ripgrep front ends until I finally settled on deadgrep

I have been revisiting my old midi files from my the early days of music composing and upon seeing the release of FLStudio 21 it inspired me to look at this software again and see what I can do with my old midi, this is what I quickly remixed -> Sahara

Once a digital piece of art has been created then it is time to print it. A few tweaks are required in my image editor of choice and that is GIMP.

Simply in loving memory

(updated) Seemingly where I spend most of my arting time

Often I find myself requiring the most rudimentary of methods of debugging and that is to push text to standard output from within a running executable to indicate the logical structure of a program.

A new year, a new gallery!

Using ArtRage and then animating

Using ArtRage and then animating!

Using ArtRage and then animating

Using ArtRage to rework some old art and then to animate