https://peertube.intrapology.com/videos/watch/1de23151-e6b4-418c-b4a7-a1d8dd2ee904 #drawtober2026 Day 26 Cutaway anatomical drawing of the head of a white man, showing the brain, rendered in black and orange against a purple and orange glitch art background that gives the appearance of vertical bands and glowing masses of energy concentrated around the neck and hippocampus. L1: f(x,y) = (((x & y) * (x % x)) + ((x & y) & (~y))) - (((22 + x) & (y * x)) | ((x ^ y) ^ (-x))) L2 & L3: Jacob, Nicolas-Henri (1867-1871) 'Sagittal cross-section of the encephalon' in Bernard, Claude and Bourgery, Jean-Marc Traité complet de l'anatomie de l'homme, vol. 3 L4: Image created in Become a Great Artist in 10 Seconds Day 27 19th Century illustration of the brain covered in words denoting functions of the body and mind such as 'Arms, Devotion, Bosom, Walking, Hope, Legs, Stability' etc. colour-washed in red, orange, and yellow against a background of marks and glitches in pink, purple, and blue. L1: Ink print from bubble wrap L2: f(x,y) = (((-(-y)) % ((x / 16) | (x * y))) % (((x & y) - (y + y)) | ((x / 12) + (-y)))) % 13 L3 & 4: Sivartha, Dr. Alesha (1898) The Book of Life L5: Become a Great Artist in 10 Seconds Day 28 Illustration of a brain amid a large amount of interference from glitch art in red, orange, yellow, and a sickly green that imposes digital patterns from the top right and bottom left. A structure in the centre of the brain almost looks like a person seen from behind. On the right is the indistinct text 'The truth of our percepts is determined by the closeness with which our thought model corresponds to its original. An exact copy is a true concept, an imperfect copy an inaccurate concept' L1: Violet M. Firth (1922) Machinery of the Mind L2: f(x,y) = -((~(x ^ y)) ^ ((-x) + (14 + x))) L3: Illustration by J Bisbee in JB Sarlandière (1937) Systematized anatomy L4: Orange-yellow gradient L5: Become a Great Artist in 10 Seconds Day 29 Drawing of a human head from the front, cut away to expose the brain, in orange, yellow and green on a black background. Interference from the image below causes vertical bands to appear, and something seems to glow within the brain. A radiating pattern of orange and purple surrounds on all sides. L1: High Eye (ash-k.itch.io) L2: Jacob, Nicolas-Henri (1867-1871) Frontal cross-section of the encephalon L3: Orange radial gradient L4: Become a Great Artist in 10 Seconds Day 30 Cutaway view of the head and torso, showing the brain and spinal cord, amid a background of orange fractal triangles. White and green pixels gather in a panel to the left. To the right, the text 'I saw how the fine form of man was degraded and wasted; I beheld the corruption of death succeed to the blooming cheek of life; I saw how the worm inherited the wonders of the eye and brain.' L1: Mary Shelley (1851) Frankenstein L2: f(x,y) = ((((x & x) | (y & y)) + (~(x ^ y))) % (-((22 / x) - (x & y)))) % 2 L3: Orange gradient L4: Bisbee, J. (1837) Neurographie L5: Become a Great Artist in 10 Seconds Day 31 MRI scan of the brain with added colours, against a glitch art background that resembles a desert landscape with a sky that one might say looks like TV tuned to a dead channel, but more colourful. A brain lesion is visible in the centre top. Digital noise provides texture, particularly in the uppermost part of the sky where it looks a bit like mountains, and in the lower part where it looks like dust. L1: f(x,y) = ((((y * 22) - (y - 19)) - (-(13 * x))) & ((-(-y)) + (~(x % 20)))) % 5 L2: Turmeric paint L3: My brain MRI in 2022 L4: Become a Great Artist in 10 Seconds #drawtober Tue, 03 Nov 2026 05:51:01 GMT https://validator.w3.org/feed/docs/rss2.html PeerTube - https://peertube.intrapology.com https://peertube.intrapology.com/lazy-static/avatars/f1b99795-1a8a-4d55-90bb-08c657f2b58a.png https://peertube.intrapology.com/videos/watch/1de23151-e6b4-418c-b4a7-a1d8dd2ee904 All rights reserved, unless otherwise specified in the terms specified at https://peertube.intrapology.com/about and potential licenses granted by each content's rightholder.