Mine came from a PSX video file so I had to try and minimize as much motion noise as I possibly could.

I'm not creative enough to join in but I like the idea. Kind of like the demo scene squeezing as much as possible out of a strict limitation

Here's a few I made today

One method I'm using to save space is limiting movement to a small area within the image. This allows the image to be 120x120 resolution but still contain some smooth movement and sometimes color.

For example , this gif can have a higher frame rate and less compression if I reduce the size of the animated area.

So sticking things into computer screens seems to work and be topical as well. 🤣

although it looks like I need a better way to host these as tinypic is changing their size. 🤣

Mine's just a shitty screencap of the only anthropmorphic dragon model I could find for Unreal 1 (it's actually from the UT99 version of Unreal4Ever)

The only thing special about it on VOGONS is that it's saved using "web safe" colours.

My avatar is a picture I took, of a oil on canvas painting, that I did my self.
The painting is up on the wall in my living room.