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animatic battle scene but with my gijinka designs of em

Old and new yes yes!

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Me and wives💞

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Saturnx sunday

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Saturnx sunday

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Me and wives💞

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repost of my tawog human designs

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Wives

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happy mothers day 🫶

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Hhhhh teeth

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Saturnx vomiting

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Uranus comm on twt💕 and others ig

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Some more ENA Dream BBQ shenanigans before I eventually go back to drawing Transformers 🫡

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King Dice!!

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Cups! /….mug**/

Mostly face rendering practice but had a lot of fun doing it

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K2-18b but she's a solarball. she's been getting some attention lately due to potentially having some signs of life. i personally don't think she'll end up habitable or even an oceanic planet but i still think she's cool af. i imagine her as someone who's suuuper into the concept of (especially marine) life but not being able to support it. she'd be earth's #1 fangirl if they ever met

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New episode was awesome, it'll just become better from now on >:D

Anyways, I'm testing out this new comic style. The dialogue here is a biiiit altered because I saw Pluron potential ✨

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The Principle of the Universe

Theia and Proto comic, more context below.

These designs are not official, neither are their depictions and this dialogue as a whole. I was not planning on drawing these two up until they actually appear in canon, but I couldn't hold myself from drawing this idea I had.

Let's talk about the setting first: we see Proto-Earth (or just Proto) and Theia somewhere in the inner solar system having a discussion on why Theia wants life. This comic is meant to take place before this dialogue (Alvaro, @ SolarBalls Discord Server), which is widely assumed to be a dialogue between Theia and Proto.

Now, what is this 'principle of the universe' Proto talks about? There is a natural flow of things, and one of those things that governs the spontaneousness in our universe is entropy. In an isolated system, which we suppose our universe is, the entropy increases, which means the chaos increases, a state our universe once was in. Going against the natural flow requires you to put work into something (a.k.a. energy). Proto lives by the principle that everything in our universe is predetermined by this law. For life to flourish, you need to put in a lot of work, which in his eyes is a waste of time and energy, because life is fragile and won't last long - so why waste your time on something like that?

But Proto does not try to convince Theia just because of this belief that life is useless. He knows that you need to do a lot of work for life to be possible in a universe such as ours - an amount one may not be able to carry out. He's worried about Theia, he deeply cares about her even if he struggles to show it.

But why do we still do everything despite possible failure? Theia sees life as something unique and special. It may not be something that will last for a million years, it's something very small and fragile, but despite everything it's still worthwhile. It's something you put effort in, it's something you create despite no one having hope for its success. It's a little light in the darkness of our cold universe.

Now, I image Proto to be a hopeless determinist and Theia a naive but lighthearted character. Both are standing in a constant contrast in this comic: Theia's will for life is represented by the "light". All frames she is in, there is also more warm colours and more stars in the background. Theia's asset has more curves, representing how life is something that flows within us. And a little addition.. while talking with Proto about the universe, she was using "our universe" at the start, but upon hearing what Proto said, she no longer wanted to be part of that universe and thus responded with "your universe" at the end.

Proto has not only a darker assets with more edgy lines, he is also 'standing' in a darker background. Him facing away from the light represents his neglect of what Theia is trying to tell him, resulting in her giving up on trying to convince Proto in the end, leaving him (slowly, in the end he starts to understand Theia as the background becomes lighter). There is a fallacy in his claim about "wasting energy": presumably, he thinks that wasting energy on unnecessary things is, well, unnecessary, but he's worrying about Theia which kinda speaks against his beliefs.

Theia may have not immediately brought light into Proto's darkness, but she showed him the path. A path both of them will take on..