Happy Birthday

So ye, I wouldn't mind giving it a go.
Are there any specific requirements relating to video, eg screen recording/screen sharing, etc?

Also, It's late in my timezone so I won't be awake much longer. So if I don't immediately respond to anything, that'll probably be why.

I see nobody has commented yet. I occasionally dabble in art. I'm not bad at it, but I'm not great at it either. I know that my biggest weakness is in knowing how to draw expressive faces.

If nobody else comments, I don't have much ongoing at the moment.

Happy Birthday

I have onedrive configured such that only the things I want uploaded will be uploaded. It took my Documents folder hostage, but I was able to create a new folder under my profile "DocumentsLocal" that isn't synced.

I also made sure to turn on "Keep Everything Downloaded" setting for synced folders.

For more information, their DNP list can be accessed here: derpibooru.org/dnp

Derpibooru is a service where anyone can upload pony art by anyone (with restrictions). If you do not want your art posted there, you can contact them and request to be added to their [Do Not Post] list.

Ah yes, Snailey.
I came across this image too, while searching Wild Manes on the internet earlier.

So many obscure horse shows. I like keeping track of them. I've seen a few episodes of both "Corn and Peg" and "Kleo the Misfit Unicorn" as well as a few other shows with equine characters.

I have to go offline now, but I've done some research.

I'm not a medical professional, so I cannot say with certainty, but the closest match I've found is:
"Charles Bonnet Syndrome"

Would you say you have experienced seeing static in the form of geometric patterns (zigzags or grids) that seem to vibrate and are hard to focus on, but then fade out and resolve into the actual image overlay?

I do recall a similar thing where static and seemingly random imagery renders over where my vision would be, but not while having my eyes open. It's been a while, but I can try looking it up for more details.

I used to do it when I was young, by pressing my hands against my eyes.

The visualisation shows a lot of images blended together. Is this what you see physically overlaid on your vision and not in the separate imaginative visualisation space? And are the things you see generally random or more memory-based?

I don't have enough context to make a good guess.

Are they using the fire of friendship to light those?