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Hello! ( *´꒳`*)ﾉ⁾⁾ I'm Signal!

My pronouns are they/them/it/its!

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I mostly draw my OCs and silly stuff! Very occasionally you'll see me post fanart! My main drawing programs are dotpict and procreate!

Have fun and don't be afraid to make bad art!

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Fei Li (Chinese-American, b. 1981)

Wrestling with (my God!) my God, 2019

Mixed Media on Yupo

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greetings from fellow objectumcity resident. obviously this stuff is complicated but do you have any recommendations for getting a basic understanding of… ~internal anatomy~ for fic-writing? Any good articles or videos?

here are some wikimedia commons categories and other things ive used in the past:

external movement/anatomy handling robots videos of robotics nasa robots (i also like mmic-i)

internals computer racks electrical enclosures open computer cases breakdown of components in an electrical control cabinet jsk robots - kengoro, kenshiro, kojiro

really the big thing is not to work from a vague memory of what you think electronics look like. its like drawing gore but only drawing like, the ribcage and intestines and nothing else. the joy is in the detail. work from references & human anatomy structure and simplify from there, you're working toward plausibility not perfect realism

edit: also realized you were talking like, information-wise. Electrical Motor Controls for Integrated Systems by Gary Rockis and Glen A. Mazur (isbn 0826912265) is what I used in college, it's a good primer. you can find it on (gestures vaguely) :pirate_flag:

#ref #reference #this might come in handy someday!