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Silly ol’ bear.
Ganit.
The Oracle~
Sketches of her anyone? I see nothing of her but this is for Drifting Reality
I also kinda wanted to give her hair so that's a headcanon now and so it her height
I also came up with lore for her :)
computers didn't start the war, it was human tendency to be envious & self-destructive. unlike humans, robots are programmed to help/assist/co-exist with humans peacefully then when the problem presented that humans went crazy jealous, the robots had to find a way to resolve this conflict thru trial & error, I don't understand your statement at the end: The mother of the matrix ends the trilogy uncertain of her own plans. She was certain once, at 01's surrender, when certainty about human weakness detonated a room full of leaders. 600 years later the certainty is gone, and the belief is all that's left. That isn't the character arc of a wise old woman handing out cookies, it's the sentence of s/t that once ended a war—spent centuries trying to end the war it started. And finally has no idea if the ending was worth what it cost.. [10:58]
Did you always know? Oh no, no I didn't, but I believed. gif
This isn't a vote of confidence for ai supremacy over mankind, it is an observable fact how self-destructive we are as mankind has this innate drive to constantly compete with one another in what becomes a race to the bottom which many have already acknowledged (both in themselves & the world at large) over the span of history: How nothing ever seems to make life better bc we always find a way to make something made for good to be s/t that gives us dominance over others. That insatiable greed for more & more despite already having more than enough, it all points to the universal rot/decay that unravels even mountains and other seemingly eternal objects around our universe. I say "how dare anyone claim to have the solution to life when the problem has never been resolved over Millenia??"
going through my photos here are some sketches I was really proud of
What a tune.