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MR 3000 Dual Band Radio Device ⎈ Joshua Cotter — digital industrial design render
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MR 3000 Dual Band Radio Device ⎈ Joshua Cotter — digital industrial design render
Skyscrapers of the Midwest print by Joshua Cotter
Skyscrapers of the Midwest creator Joshua Cotter is back with the second chapter in his Nod Away series this week, a science fiction story about a near-future society with a telepathic internet whose hub is a human child. This volume focuses on Earth, specifically a couple that moves in together and may end up causing the end of the world. Cotter has ambitious plans for the series — seven volumes, coming in at more than 2,000 pages -- and I for one plan to enjoy every page of it.
See what else is arriving at your local comic shop this week!
Artist: Joshua Cotter Title: D25 Modular Rover “The D25 modular rover is a modular platform that can be used for a variety of functions, All of the parts can be switched quickly at a swapping station This particular one is used to transport waste away from a temporary research colony stationed on Kepler-69c in zone C This is PERSONAL WORK I didn't make this for any any of the brands listed Thanks for looking! Rendered in Blender cycles modeled in Blender comped together in Photoshop” Very cool...
Episode 623: Joshua Cotter
A few months ago, Joshua Cotter did something difficult: he asked for help. Social media posts detailing the number of copies his Nod Away series have sold struck a chord.
If a supremely talented artist like Cotter can’t make a living at comics, what hope does anyone else have?
Over the years, Cotter has crafted many excellent works, including Skyscrapers of the Midwest and Driven by Lemons.
Those two titles have taken on a special meaning for the cartoonist, after being diagnosed with neurodivergence.
Joshua Cotter of the Unification Church protests against same-sex marriage and civil unions in 2004
▲ The Rev. Joshua Cotter, of the Unification Church in Bridgeport, Conn., center, and George Welles, of the Church of Our Savior, in Milton, Mass., right, protest against same-sex marriage and civil unions, Monday, March 29, 2004, at the Statehouse in Boston. The Massachusetts Legislature gave final approval in 2004 to a constitutional amendment that would ban gay marriage but legalize civil unions; the state Supreme Court subsequently ordered the legalization of same-sex marriage across the state. (AP Photo/Lisa Poole)
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