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Yo yo yo.
Here's a result of some creative glitching mixed with the glitch tool.
What I do is start with the normal wallpaper.
Throw it into the glitch tool, and save a few iterations that I think look good.
Then I take the original wallpaper, and use the rectangle select to grab small slices and move them around.
After that, I layer on the previous glitches that I saved, and fuck around with the opacity/blending modes until I get something neat.
But yeah, here's the result of that process here.
I'm gonna be using it as a background to some shit later on, but I wanted to share dat shit.
