I’ve been traveling, and away from wifi, which doesn’t affect Inkscape, but it affects my ability to post to WordPress. Forgive the flood. So this was simply a playful attempt at remembering Pac-Man, a game that I always wished I was better at as a kid. The face on the right ghost is a public domain image from the early 1900s, bitmap traced. The ghosts both were created as simple unions of ellipses, but the rough edge is a an applied extension of modify path/fractalize. The story in my mind was that the ghost on the right just became vulnerable because some Pac-Man somewhere just ate a power pellet. Why the one on the left didn’t turn blue and white? No idea. Maybe you have to believe that you’re vulnerable to actually become vulnerable.
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