intimate confrontation
renaissance woman
- she/they/whatever man
disaster biracial.
in my somewhat offline era.
two thirds of Black girl magic.
fighting game player.
healthgoth drip queen.
extreme metal enthusiast.
i will never stop cussing.
frequent commenter ¬ sorry.
99.9% chance i'm taller than you.
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professional pixel artist & animator.
https://charlenemaximum.itch.io/
currently:
focusing on my own creative work.
previous work;
The Last Faith | Defender's Quest | Duelyst | Kingdom Death 2D | Telepath Tactics | Together In Arms | Skullgirls | Thor: God of Thunder (DS) | Knight Club +
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amateur musician & DIY audio engineer
@ "NEW HORIZONS SOUND GARAGE"
N.Excelsia Audioworks
@NOCTORAN | solo
Ixrillia | solo
Bog Sirens | guitar, vocals
Excelsia/Shannon | guitar, bass
TRON MAXIMUM | solo
solarinception | solo
B/\GG/\GE | bass (2017-2018)
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founder, director, producer & lead game designer @DNGRHRT.
The Joylancer: Legendary Motor Knight (TBD) | Bullet Sorceress (2024)
lead artist & scenario writer for
Mechanical Star Astra w/ @boghog
https://boghog.itch.io/mechstarastra
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founder & web admin @ shmups.wiki
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follow me on last.fm :)
discord / youtube
@charlenemaximum
N.Excelsia Audioworks (discography)
tronmaximum.bandcamp.com/Noctoran (solo black metal)
noctoran.bandcamp.com/DANGER HEART ENT @ itch
danger-heart.itch.io/Pixeljoint (Charlene Excelsia)
pixeljoint.com/p/227007.htmlast.fm
last.fm/user/roadkillfacepnttip jars
paypal.me/excelsia | cashapp&venmo @queencharlene420
i saw this on tumblr and thought i would share here too. the link is here
from the link:
Cinnamon products included in the agencyโs safety alert include the La Fiesta brand sold by La Superior and SuperMercados; Marcum brand sold by Save A Lot stores; MK brands sold by SF Supermarket; Swad brand sold by Patel Brothers; El Chilar brand sold by La Joya Morelense; and Supreme Tradition brand sold by Dollar Tree and Family Dollar stores.
Recently I've been approached by different news organisations to comment on deepfaked images and videos. In most cases they already know whether the thing is a fake or not, but they want to know why. It's been a pretty fascinating thing to be tasked with, honestly, and some of the examples completely caught me by surprise (warning: Daily Mail link). Many of us see faked images on a daily basis now, but there's not a lot of writing about how fakes are detected other than one-liner folk knowledge on places like Twitter. I thought I'd write a bit about how I approach the problem.