Unconventional Art Software

[NinAcTi0N]

i might have a good substitute for you! i just discovered cosmic blobs a few days ago, and it's like a mix between paint 3d and kidpix. it's a lot of fun to use and has a pretty impressive amount of depth in what you can make with it. i haven't done much 3d modeling before, but i picked this up super quickly and made this cool little computer guy!



(also, here's an alternative download link that might have more features? this one says it's the deluxe version, but only comes as a cdr file so it'd be a bit more annoying to install on windows/linux)

I'm ABSOLUTELY in LOVE with this aesthetic... I received a ping in this post, and the first thing I saw was your comment, and I'm in awe that a software like this exists <33 I'll be looking forward to trying it out for sure!! 

[Limette]

Ellpisus seems to be EXACTLY what I need :0

I've been writing with my friend on Toyhouse since it was a bit more structured than google docs and let us collaborate, but Ellipsus seems way better for that. I just need to convince her to use it as well.


Also, I have something for the music list! Another friend introduced me to Strudel REPL in which you can write code to make music. I haven't done much with it, since I'm no musician, but it looks like there's a lot you can do in it. It's all in the browser, too.

[hikatamika]

Does Databending as an entire concept count? IE: Audacity as a "visual art"/"illustration" software?

I used to do this a lot in college, and want to reintroduce it back into my art process for some works.