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I've recently been working on some new techniques to produce images that combine fractal art and an illustrative/painted style, though it's all accomplished through layered filters. I'm pretty pleased with the results so far. I'm looking to offer these through a fine art storefront as NFTs, which you may have heard of recently. I'll explain more if anyone has an interest. I've been involved in the cryptocurrency space for a few years now, and I've been looking at how to incorporate it into my art and game asset offerings. If anyone here has an interest in crypto, either as an investment or pertaining to its use in games and art, speak up!

In a separate post available to $10+ Patrons, I'm offering up a set of trailer SFX that I have been working on for an upcoming product bundle. I figured you all might get some use out of them (assorted bangs, booms, glitches and wooshes). I've been contemplating whether I should spend some time making a followup to my Sci-Fi SFX pack. If you're looking for such SFX, what do you feel is missing in your current library?

Finally, there's a little over one day left in the current Humble Bundle offering from me and the fine assembly of creators at Game Asset Bundle. If you haven't checked it out yet, you should, lots of great stuff there!

Stay safe and healthy!

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Matthew Ashworth

Fractal art can be very mesmerizing and thought-provoking. It's great that you're giving that a go as well. Nice! A new sci-fi music pack would be amazing. I guess the type of track I often find I need to look for is something that's relatively slow-to-medium-paced that can fit well with dialogue scenes or mild tension scenes (so, not completely peaceful but not a full on action either). I know you did some really good ones of this style previously.

joelsteudler

I definitely want to make more dramatic underscore in the style you're talking about. It's absolutely on the (rather lengthy) to-do list. I even picked up some new instrument libraries recently that are set up for such genre-writing, so I'll make an effort to include that in what I'm working on.