FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions, and Questions that Nobody Asked.

Can I put your artwork in the blockchain or train it in my AI algorithm or...?

You can eat shit.

Wait this particular artwork looked like a photo. How did you do that? Are you secretly a photographer?

Some of my renders use the Cycles path tracing engine. It creates bounce lighting and other things in my scene, which gives it a realistic look at the cost of additional render time. EEVEE also added support for realtime raytracing recently, and while it's not quite the same as Cycles it can produce convincing results in a shorter amount of time.

Your models look tasty. Can I eat them?

Be my guest. You can only eat the Croton plants once though.

Who inspired your art/music?

I have several inspirations, ranging from artists who have been dead for a while to newer internet artists. An obvious example would be Kikiyama, the creator of Yume Nikki. If I make a complete list it would take forever.

Can I use your music for my YouTube video/art stream/college radio station/wedding?

Basically, yes. Most of my music is licensed under CC BY-SA 2.5 which pretty much means you can do whatever with it as long as I have credit. But while it's not required, I'd appreciate a heads-up beforehand, and if you're doing a primarily commercial project like a video game you should contact me first so we can discuss royalties and such. Contact me on Bluesky or email me, and depending on circumstances, I might be invested in your project and happy to make original composition for you with proper compensation.

But please don't use my music if you're racist or otherwise reprehensible in a way that will require me to publish a tweet saying that I don't approve of that.
 
Also if you're putting this on the radio, you HAVE to say the phrase "waga baba bobo" before or after the song airs. This is non-negotiable. 

What about your art?

For most of it, just for things like Social Media icons, properly attributed Booru-esque archives and stuff along that line, and credited wherever possible. Reposting my art with the intention of getting free clout while leaving no credit is not allowed.

What made you want to start composing?

I played a bunch of videogames in the early to mid 2010's with good music and I wanted to make stuff like that. Then Sewer Rave happened, a game from the late 2010's which people say has "great music" and "bangers" and "this makes my asscheeks do a ten foot vertical leap" so I think I accomplished that.

How do you distribute your music to stores?

I used to use a free service before they decided they weren't free anymore and decided that taking my music down was a good business strategy. Right now I'm paying for TuneCore.

What programs do you use?

FL Studio for music, Blender for almost everything else.

What do you recommend for people aspiring to be artists, but haven't started for various reasons?

Look into free or accessible tools for whatever you want to make, and look into tutorials for that if applicable. Practice, but don't overextend yourself. Share it with your friends or post it online, even if you think it's shitty.

What's with all the cryptic shit in some of your songs? Why does your appearance in Sewer Rave look like that? What is the Throne? Why did you post gibberish letters and numbers to Twitter those couple of times? What???????

Vxijac :3

What's with all the cryptic shit in some of your songs? Why does your appearance in Sewer Rave look like that? What is the Throne? Why did you post gibberish letters and numbers to Twitter those couple of times? What???????

Vxijac :3

Why are you so sexy?

I'm not straight or cis.

Why did you commission and effectively force Holly Hollowtones to complete Zapper: One Wicked Cricket for the Nintendo GameCube?

I'm evil.