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Iesha. (she/her)
[ID: a page with several drawings, a wide shouldered woman grinning in her oversized hoodie, the same black woman staring into the distance, a deception of her uniform. a red and cyan and white diving suit with some cat-ear like antenna and pipes with a mouth breather. her taking to her robot girlfriend about lesbians but consistently messing up how to pronounce it, while her girlfriend just smiles and says "take your time"]
cleaned up this Ferra sketch, look at her. look at that smile.
[ID: a lava lamp shaped robot with a black goo drop for a head is leaning backwards and giving a cute "peace" sign with an extremely sharp toothed smile]
just standing there
[ID: a black woman with locs over her eyes and a dope jacket looking forward]
My future project
Because when I need to rest from the comic Alex&Major: Only Us, I’m thinking on making this project.
What is about this project, is tell their adventures, once again, but with a structure, a world, and maybe changing everything except them being themself.
So, it’s like re-desingned them all over again, trying changing some values, other alternatives and go on.
I call this project Utopia, for putting a name.
Il était une fois, dans le vide.
Une Mégalopole.
Project Utopia | By Yacht Island Design
A lot of the time, we shape our vision of the future by relating to things as they are now. We rarely escape that vision. However, Yacht Island Design and BMT Nigel Dee, are trying to destroy any constraints, rendered by past and present. Essentially, Project Utopia, is the yacht of the future. Check this amazing project!
do the colors on the Boyz' uniforms mean something?
I answered this! Short answer: not really.
What do the different colors on the boyz' jackets mean?
The colors are assigned at random to new students, and some schoolwide events throughout the year use these to separate them into groups. There’s five in total: Red, Blue, Green, Yellow and Purple. Though it’s not relevant to student life most of the time, having the same color can be a good way to start a conversation with someone.
