I was hooked by that giant picture frame on your home page. Then I found your art page and fell in love. Your drawings remind me a lot of the sketches I used to do when taking drawing classes in college. Very nostalgic. Very cool.
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Every time I show someone my site in real life, I feel the need to compulsively go back and fix as many mistakes as I can immediately so I don't feel embarrassed by them running into errors on my site.
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I had no idea you were from Grand Rapids? My sister lives there. Very cool!
Do you have a button? I couldn't find it :(
stoneroad
1 month ago
I've been meaning to make a proper one forever and will hopefully make one soon. In the meantime if you need it you can always use one of the two at the top of this page https://stone-road.org/People-To-Know (The ones with Alice from Wonderland on them)
babywormcore
1 month ago
Ope, I'm silly and didn't recognize it because my brain is so primed to 88 x 31, got it up
stoneroad
1 month ago
In fairness, it's really my fault. I'm started making my own buttons because I had friends without them, and made the first ones a way larger size. Instead of making them the normal 88x31 I just kept making the larger ones (that no one else on the planet makes that size...) until where I am today. All of them on my site I've made myself using other peoples sites as inspiration for the buttons I make for them.
Finally fixed a problem in the Museum of Childhood where images would enlarge on mobile. Very simple fix that I should have patched ages ago. Apologies everyone, but it's finally done.
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stoneroad
2 months ago
Absolutely! I first read them during high school, my formative years so to say. Even though I don't read them as much as I used to, I have a lot of nostalgic memories for Auri and Elodin. My university actually had tunnels under it and I always imagined them as The Underthing.
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Added a button based on the game Oregon Trail to my site. It's my first time making a .gif button. Any advice would be welcome?
I made it in After Effects then used Ezgif to convert the file format. This seems like a bad way to do it, but it was the only way I knew how.
aftereffects will let you export a gif; add it a media encoder queue and then select gif as your format.