#lambda core

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[galoogamelady]

Here’s my contribution to Lambda Core, a Half-Life Charity Zine. The donation period ended, thank you so much to all you cool cats for supporting our causes and spreading the word!  Now for some context:

I always thought the switch from “Vortigaunts are expendable mob” to “they’re the allies of humanity” was too instantaneous between HL1 and HL2. I wondered a lot if Gordon had ever been contacted by them during the events of Half-Life 1. This is how I imagine the first nudge towards his realization that these creatures might be forced to act against their own will.

[ulisaypo]

Here’s my full piece for lambda core: a half-life charity zine! Donation period ended which means you can now get the full zine for free if you were unable to get it before! I also did the zine logo, which I’ll be posting along with other versions i did on a separate post : )

[franni-ghost]

Here’s a preview of the piece I drew for the Lambda Core Half-Life zine!! ✨

You can get the full zine here: https://gumroad.com/l/lambdacore!! All proceeds go to charity, so if you buy this beautiful zine, you’re also doing some good in the process 👀💖

[slugg-it-out]

After waiting a whole month I can finally show off the entire 2-page illustration I did for the Half Life Charity zine! I think I spent a month making this, too.

[prettycoolducks]

HERE IT IS! My final piece for Lambda Core: a Half Life charity zine! This took forever but it was super fun and I learned a lot! The full zine is free now so go check it out and go see the many other talented artists that participated in the zine!

[lileiv]

My full illustration for Lambda Core: a Half-Life Charity Zine

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This was fantastic to be involved with, and I’m so pleased about the money we raised for the Autistic Self-Advocacy Network, the Organization for Women in Science for the Developing World, and the World Health Organization COVID-19 Solidarity Response Fund.

[ashas-arts]

yay, we finally get to post our zine pieces!!! thank you so much for supporting the project, we ended up raising about (edited for accuracy) $1,100!