This project has evolved from a prior submission. https://feddit.uk/post/41070161

I ended up with an LCD screen on my CPU pump for some reason, so I decided to play around with it, make it mine. Let me see if I can get a video up... Yep!

https://files.catbox.moe/lysbqk.mp4

I did the video editing in kdenlive, I think it was a vertigo effect and one other, which I'm forgetting.

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[–] [S] 5 points 3 months ago (4 children)

Thank you! I give different answers depending on how much I think I should say. I'll tell it all, no reason not to. Sometimes it represents the imperfection of the world (seven days, seven seas, seven continents, etc - seven comes up a lot in Christian theology). Other times it's a Thelemic sigil that represents the splitting of the atom in occult terms - thaumo nuclear weaponry. But the answer I like best right now is that the elven star (the 7:3) is a ward against evil, and this represents a failure or a doomed attempt to resist evil. A reminder to resist even when it cannot be beaten. Sometimes you don't fight to change the world, you just fight to stop the world from changing you.

I like having multiple answers. You never know who's going to ask, and anyway I have a healthy dislike of certainty. I try to hold ideas lightly.

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  • [–] 4 points 3 months ago (3 children)

    Really fascinating. I was going to forward an image of this to a friend, what's the best representation? Is it this? And under what artist name should I credit it?

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  • [–] [S] 4 points 3 months ago (2 children)

    Credit to yakko@feddit.uk is fine, thanks! I haven't attached my identity to any of my creative work yet.

    That is probably the best one for now, yes. If you rotate it, the feel really changes I think. I've thought about doing a vector of it, but it'd come out too clean and pleasant looking. It's supposed to look wrong, all rough edges and scattered flow.

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