Making audio stuff is a lot tougher than I originally planned. I knew it was already something that required patience, but I didn't know it needed this much patience.
I seriously send my kudos to anyone who makes music or videos for a living. It seriously takes more time and effort than I know to do.

I made a little something-something using Soundation. This is one of the first times I've made something like this, so hopefully it's okay.

https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B6Wyj1BGHaqoYkNXQ3djdU5wWEk

A Quick Little Something:
I really need to get a scanner of some sort.
I've made all these drawings in my sketchbooks and have had to resort solely on taking pictures on my phone (with varying levels of quality). I often feel like that doesn't do my drawings justice.
However, I have discovered ways of making the phone pictures look like I scanned them, so that's something to work on.
I simply wish for better equipment in the future.

Ah, the magic of Pixlr. It's almost like photoshop, but it's simplified in a way.
The first two are the face swaps I did of my friend and I. She's a total peach, by the way.
The last image is something I threw together as a message to anyone on the internet who seems to think that they can just say whatever they want without consequences. I swear, there are far too many insensitive comments for this to go unnoticed.

*More drawing sites*
The top one was Rebelle painter. I was originally working with purples and reds, then I clicked for a wet canvas, and everything turned a lovely shade of blue.
The middle one was done in Flamepainter, and I was trying to show the feeling of Determination, that firey feeling of not wanting to give up.
The last one was done in Silk. I originally tried to make a butterfly, but then the pink layered in the center made it look like an explosion, so I rolled with it.

Today, I was trying stuff out with ScribblerToo and YoulDraw. The first one was based off of exactly what it looks like: Cobwebs. I wanted it to look old and torn, like the spider didn't live there anymore. The second one is pretty much another doodle like the ones in my sketchbook. A unspecified person using magic of some sort, flowing from their hands like ribbons. These were so much fun to draw.

I was introduced to Scribbler!

I made these in Scribbler, and I have to say, I really enjoy just messing around with the colors and line density. It's a good pastime. You could just sit there and watch the lines build up, only changing the colors every so often and letting the shades build up.

https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1voaxkpThz81zIINMdmJtJ6Zvs89wxkcl6xedJMP9dmo/pub?start=false&loop=false&delayms=3000

I have made a slideshow with the photos I took. Have a look!