blog: Asset packing with zip.c - add images

blog/blog-asset-packing-with-zip.c.md

@@ -10,6 +10,8 @@ have to worry about this too much right now, since I've reimplemented asset pack
 zip library by \`kuba--\` (Polska GUROM!!!111!!). In this article I'd like to demonstrate how I've
 minimised the size of our assets using \`zip\` and \`incbin\`.
 
+![zip file](/bakedres/apwz-zip-icon.png)
+
 ## References
 
 - zip: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/kuba--/zip/refs/heads/master/src/zip.c
@@ -256,6 +258,10 @@ void init_baked_resources(void)
 which is unpacking an in-memory .zip file. We iterate each entry in the bundle, get the name and size, preallocate
 a buffer and read said entry into the buffer. We can then add the resource to the hash table as we did previously.
 
+## Conclusion
+
+![xkcd](/bakedres/apwz-xkcd1.png)
+
 One question you may ask is, how much space are we saving? I don't remeber the exact sizes of the binary, but
 I remember that before compression it was \`~1.2M\` and now after compression is implemented, it's \`~1.6M\`. How is
 that an improvement if the binary gained weight? That \`~.4M\` is likely due to zip format overhead - metadata, file and