A blog about JavaScript and pixel art.
I’m making progress on version 6! The three new project modes are low-res 128×80, mid-res 256×160, and high-res 384×240. Low-res and mid-res projects use 8×8 tiles, while high-res tiles are 12×12. The output area is either portrait or landscape of 16×10 tiles for low-res and 32×20 tiles for mid-res and high-res projects. Individual sprites can […]
I have been working on a Aliasing.Pro since October of 2023 called and version 5 is close to what I had in mind for the app from its conception. The goal for version 6 is to be able to export animated GIFs with retro aesthetics that can be shared in a gallery. One feature I […]
When I made this website, I intended for it to be a simple portfolio. I have been working on Losing Is Fun since 2017, and Aliasing.Pro since October of 2023, but have had basically no following because I haven’t put myself out there online. I think now is the time to start using this site […]
Aliasing.Pro is now on version 5 which adds advanced guide layers, the ability to make selections using canvases and color swatches, an improved dashboard, and more! You can also use shift, alt, and ctrl for tools from the toolbar even when yo don’t have a keyboard! Check out the new guide and video tutorial!
Aliasing.Pro is a web app I am developing which is for making pixel art using 32 color palettes. I had the idea for starting the project when working on Losing is Fun. Up until now I have used Photoshop to make the panels and I have to change many of the settings to prevent anti-aliasing. […]
I have been working on a video game spin off that will continue one of the storylines of my comic. The characters are about to enter a dungeon in a pyramid so I thought, “Why not make it a video game? Homestuck did it!” Homestuck never had much gameplay in it’s games. I wanted something […]
In the summer of 2017, after I grauduated from California State University, Northridge, I started posting a interactive comic/forum game to the Bay12 Forums. I was inspired by The Littlest Cheesemaker, an interactive comic set in the Dwarf Fortress universe which was, in turn, inspired by Homestuck. The user evictedSaint posted images and text to […]
When the community for my comic grew, I made a Discord server called Aineko’s Domain to give my audience a place to congregate. Here is a link tot he server. I use the alias MadMonkey on the server. I found a need for more features than what came with Discord by default but I didn’t […]
I took a corse on React.js development with Bitwise. I learned quickly and helped other students with course work. My final project was a front end for an ecommerce website using a placeholder API for product data. The site can be found on https://schutzner.org/ecommerce.