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Wip of Sketch. He looks so handsome like his father, Tech 🥰
Careful though, he likes to bite sometimes lol. Love the subtle details that show he is part Zygerrian. ❤️
Fun fact: He’s Zygerrian name is Slekas.
Reblogs and comments are always appreciated.
I love looking at the design for Nemik's handheld datapad in Andor. What an impractically-shaped screen, but it is very Star Wars 😂. It's fun to think of the personal tech that people would carry. I designed a different style of handheld holo-projector for one of my fics, since there must be a million of them, even though they only use those flat discs in the movies (and Ahsoka).
He has one of those wallet covers on it like an Earth woman of a certain age 😂. I do imagine most Star Wars tech like this is built like old Nokia phones where you could run over it with a truck and not leave a scratch, so maybe he just likes the rustic aesthetic, being a hipster philosopher and all.
Bad Batch in a Bubble Bath #3: Tech
S2E8: tech
Waiting for animal jam to load asdfghjk tried to animate shockwave idling by making him lean back and forth
Y'all.
Y'ALL.
IT apologized and assured me they have solved my issue by creating a completely secure way for me to log in to my datapad with only one simple step: a retinal scan.
A Retinal. Scan.
I'M NOT SUPPOSED TO TAKE OFF MY HELMET WHEN I'M ON DUTY
I hate everything.
I guess if you have a service request, you can just. . . just. . . bang on the pipes or something. I think I remember Morse code.
Ever Made Your Way As Far into the Interior as Coruscant?
STAR WARS EPISODE II: Attack of the Clones 00:51:29
The definition of the Interior as its own region comes from the 2019 Galactic Explorer's Guide which has a nice simplified map showing the regions.
I actually prefer this way of showing areas of the galaxy, based off of a geometric circular grid rather than the "wobbly" borders on other maps.
If we compare the borders of the Interior to the maps we have from the Essential Atlas, the Interior could be further broken into the Negs, the Northern Dependencies, the Southern Core, and the edge of the Hyperspace Anomalies we now know as the Red Honeycomb Zone.
I anticipate we'll be spending a lot of time in the lab together. Working. On things.
