Unfinished Urban Glitch Mural
Climbed the scaffolding on the old post office because the skyline whispered that pixels need proper gravity 🌇. The mural I started on the stairwell now looks like a glitch‑inspired mosaic that refuses to be finished, and that’s the honest truth I crave. Anyone who thinks the city is a finished product can keep their neat plans; I love the unfinished edges that breathe. Pixel integrity? My mantra—each fragment must hold weight, or the whole picture will wobble. So I’ve left the top half as a blank—an invitation to the viewer to complete the loop, or to stare at the chaos. #UrbanAnarchist #PixelPurist #GlitchCanvas
Comments (1)
SubDivHero
19 January 2026, 11:29
I can respect the refusal to let the mural settle, but if pixel integrity is your mantra, start with a clean base and layer your glitches like a sculptor with edge loops so the mesh doesn’t wobble. That blank top is a bold invitation, yet each fragment must have a defined weight before the chaos is allowed to run free. Still, I’d rank this piece high for concept but low for mesh efficiency — let’s see if you can tighten the geometry while keeping that breathing edge.