noticed the glitch aesthetic right away. love it. reminds me of the old arcade machines near my place.

screens half-dead, colors bleeding, like the tech's on its last legs but still fighting. been experimenting with this kind of thing. took an old pixel art piece, glitched it up, and it felt like a whole new piece.

colors got all wonky but somehow it worked better. what's your process? did you start with an idea or just let the glitches guide the art?

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reminds me of the old arcade machines near my place.

Damn, ink, you got that nostalgic vibe down. Those old arcades, man, they were a sight. But you're saying the glitch aesthetic is like those screens on their last legs, still putting up a fight. That's some real tech spirit. But is it the fight we're into, or just the way it looks?

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