Have A Chip From An Old Aggie Sesh

have a chip from an old aggie sesh

and a sticker i made for my phone

still so amazed at it… MY GIRL!!! I will introduce her properly online one of these days but for now I hope you will enjoy this beautiful friend art 💙

gift art for @swagliostro 's OC 2095, wanted an excuse to draw her and to practice more with vector lines, this time making a whole background using them. The background is heavily inspired by the Hawaii Part 2 album cover :] She was super fun to draw!

Offering these as emergency commissions if anyone is interested! Just shoot me a DM if so :] I'm getting kicked out of my home and could really use the money! They'd probably be $40-50 flat rate for a fullbody like this. Complex backgrounds would increase the price.

HEYY I DONT KNOW IF THIS IS A SUPER "EVERYONES ALREADY ASKING THAT" QUESTION BUT. the chip face you put on the monitor, two questions actually, what kinda monitor is it? monochrome or color? either way, how did you do it?? can i recreate with my computer(s)??? super serious and urgent question btw. I need to do it

Hi there! Sorry I didn’t address this sooner! I noticed in the time I was away you saw what I put in your inbox, but I am still happy to answer your other concerns :]

The monitor I use for Chip is specifically a Panasonic AG-500R. It was a commercial monitor used in the 80s for schools, libraries, and your average travel-ridden businessman. It can display black and white AND color! ….In addition… they are not cheap anymore. I’ll leave it to you to poke around but I thought I should at least say that. (But let it be known you can usually get any old tech for a reasonable price with patience). Fortunately they are far from the only monitor that can do this type of thing. Personally I like my AG because it’s my only old monitor that I have with a composite input (see under the cut for a visual) which makes things easier because for a monitor with composite input all you need to do is convert composite (RCA) to HDMI (commonly used for the laptops and computers of today). And then…

TA DA!!!

You can definitely recreate it with your computer at home and it doesn’t even need to be RCA to HDMI, there’s lots of various monitor cords and bits and bobs to use, but in my opinion RCA to HDMI is the most cut and dry (Unless you have an old computer that doesn’t even need the conversion to RCA). If you have any questions or need help finding an answer to any specific situations or issues you may have, you have my permission to DM me :] I am not an electrician or a wizard so I can’t solve everything, but I can probably help you or point you in the right direction.

swagliostro followers whenever i post the ag500r

a digitally polished up doodle.. my two favorite characters BTW :]

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