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artfight attack for @robinwaaaaa

alright, time to stop being a coward.

please go easy on me. there might be minor delays because school but I'll do my best, I promise

Sputnik 1, 2, and 3.

Double Trouble²

Soviet space dogs project! U can print your own and fold it like a zine too :-)

Fun fact!!! Zib’s name is initials which stand for (roughly) “replacement for missing Bolik” as Bolik ran away a day before his flight. Had to guesstimate on a few of these bc it’s very hard to find pics of the dogs with their corresponding names.

Voyager Golden Record, a 4* Foreigner-class Servant!

Golden Record was a disk sent out to space aboard Voyagers 1 and 2, with the purpose of telling extraterrestrial life about Earth and human life if it were to ever come in contact with them. In its trek in interstellar space, it was found by the Blackness of the Stars, an Outer God made out of cosmic matter. 

An Outer God who had never made any attempts to communicate, and a disk made with the exact purpose to communicate with otherwordly beings- a unison that ended up as a Heroic Spirit.

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I too like bored-out-of-their-mind space probes.

hi Robin! I love your art sm! I was curious, what are your inspirations for your art style?

Hoooo boy, where do I even begin!

First off, my preference for detail stems from professional comics and manga (bonus points for series' with good practical or sci-fi designs like Nausicaa, Dorohedoro, Dragon Ball Z, Honneamise, Doctor Aphra. etc.), as the high industry standard of polish blew my mind. Whereas I gained my whole robot fixation deal from stuff like Chipspeech and browsing ArtStation.

As for artists...Jamie Hewlett, Luke Pearson, Shikishima (the one who makes the spacecraft anime girls, take one look at their work and you'll know immediately how my brain chemistry changed), Ken Done (he gave me a free poster once, core memory), Moebius and Pixoshiru come to mind. But I by far have the most vestigial habits from Andi Watson (I used to read his comics religiously as a kindergartner, he was basically my budding-off point when it came to art), which is evident in my veeeeery specific way of faking text as well as whatever the hell my simplified doodles have going on.

Human civilization is only 7,000 years old, and countless years lie ahead. But wherever future adventurers travel, whatever they find in the black, cold reaches of space, they will always remember the pair that preceded them - the Vostok and Major Yuri Alekseevich Gagarin.

TIME Magazine, April 21 1961 (via Bob Zubrin on Twitter)

Omineptune’s “Conch”