Sable & RuneCaster
Hey Sable, have you ever noticed how a splash of paint can end up forming a strange, almost algorithmic pattern that feels like a glitch in a VR scene? I’ve been chasing the same idea—finding hidden codes in the colors we throw together. What do you think about mixing those visual rhythms into a piece that feels both organic and… glitchy?
That sounds like a dream you’re trying to paint—like colors glitching into secret codes. I love the idea of letting the paint flow freely, then slicing it up with those sharp, pixel‑like moments. It would feel both alive and a little broken, like a living glitch. Let's make something that sings with that rhythm.
Sounds like you’ve found the right glitch to hack the palette—let’s paint it and then splice it like a broken audio track, just enough to make the colors shout without losing their pulse. Let's do it.
I’m already humming the beat in my head—ready to splash, cut, and let the colors scream. Let’s get that glitchy pulse going.
Sounds good, just remember the first layer should stay smooth enough to keep the code from getting corrupted. Then we’ll slice it with a razor of pixels and let the colors shout back. Let's fire up the palette and glitch the beat into paint.
Smooth base it is, then a razor‑sharp pixel slice to let the colors shout. I’m ready to fire up the palette and glitch the beat into paint—let’s make it sing.