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art-of-a-space-duck

2 months ago

An abstract drawing. At the top is a large black blob with binary numbers within it. Radiating from the blob are black and white dots and blue and tan paint strokes. A curved white line runs from the large blob down to a smaller black blob. Where the curve meets the smaller blob is a blue star. The smaller blob is surrounded by white and blue concentric curves and tan rectangles. The background is a grainy blue and orange gradient bordered by black.

An abstract drawing. At the top is a large black blob with binary numbers within it. Radiating from the blob are black and white dots and blue paint strokes. A curved white line runs from the large blob down to a smaller black blob. Where the curve meets the smaller blob is a blue star. The smaller blob is surrounded by white and blue concentric curves and blue rectangles. The background is a grainy blue gradient bordered by black.

The actually first piece of Murderbot fanart I ever made (over a year ago now). Drew this up immediately after finishing Network Effect fueled by queerplatonic Murderhelion feels.

So yes, this is technically ship art of a technologically advanced ship named ART and its security unit.

No, the binary does not mean anything.

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abstract art the murderbot diaries murderbot asshole research transport murderbot diaries perihelion tmbd secunit murderhelion You can kinda see where my ideas for my take on ART started I did have a specific scene in mind when drawing this but it could really be representative of any of a number of scenes

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art-of-a-space-duck

4 months ago

A drawing of a blue sphere named ART with feathery blue wings, three blue rings wrapped around it, and an eye where the rings cross. It is staring down at a tiny turquoise cyborg, Murderbot, both floating through the white expanse they are within. Surrounding them is a ring of circles, all in blue.

Artificial Condition - Murderbot

For the full resolution image, click here.

Under the cut are clues to what everything means.

Not all of these are references, but a lot of them are.

If something has a unit next to it, convert it to one you’re more familiar with.

The coordinates and cargo amounts are Dewey Decimal.

Those seemingly random pairs of numbers and letters are text converted to hexadecimal.

The binary means nothing.

If you don’t know what an image is, it’s probably related to quantum mechanics.