Using ArtRage to rework an old piece of art and then to animate

As the title says, it is with a heavy heart that I have decided to move away from deft. There are a few reasons for this:

After watching an interesting video by EmacsElements regarding commenting and un-commenting I have to say that I wholeheartedly agree. I really don't like the way comment-dwim works and made me think back to one of the first elisp functions I commandeered from the interwebs :

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

They sadly are no longer with us, but maybe soon…

Using ArtRage and InfinitePainter on various drawing tablets

I have written before about smooth scrolling using good-scroll and how I managed to find a semi satisfactory way of centering my cursor after a single scroll which meant I would then have a minimal amount of subsequent line movement to get to the line I want.

Emacs is subsuming me! I have managed to get email up and running using mu4e and rss using elfeed and image viewing with image-dired

Just a simple fruit bowl, but with a bit of a twist!

Using ArtRage and InfinitePainter on various drawing tablets

Animating everyone's favourite Slayer!

Given my recent forays into the world of grepping in emacs using deadgrep (and hence ripgrep) and my use of find-file-rg which feeds into my current completion system of ivy I think the next step is to try to set up a project and to see if I can gain any advantages in my workflow.

I seem to be grepping a lot recently and I think the way I use deadgrep can be improved a little.

Animating some of my art, this time a scary tree that used to exist just down the road

More animating my art this time one of my weird creations!

Just a quick one.

Downloads of digital art assets that I have created over the years (Download Link)

I have been looking for a music player on Linux for a while now but haven't really settled on one; I have simple requirements:

First part of my book list up to 2007

Animating more of my art; this time a simple Frankenstein, ahem, I mean a Frankenstein's monster!

Another set of downloads made available for ArtRage, this time action scripts which perform a series of actions relating to the functionality of ArtRage (Download Link)

I started this quite a few months back and thought I would revisit now I am catching up on all my unfinished art. Strangely I quite enjoy still art but this time I thought I would play around a little and put in a bit of a sinister twist.

dired can do most things for me especially now I have my DWIM image conversion scripts working and image-dired configured to my liking.

I have just started the process of reducing the number of org files I maintain for my web site. I now have a greater understanding of how Hugo handles these files and I think can both simplify and make them more flexible.