#detroit designer

[dawndauce]

and nothing bad ever happened to them

[evan-collins90]

Detroit Marriott at the Renaissance Center (1977)

Designed by John Portman & Associates

Scanned from the Dec. 1977 issue of Contract Interiors Magazine

[trb752]

The Guardian Building in Detroit, Wayne County, Michigan, USA

Originally called the Union Trust Building. It has 40 floors and serves as county headquarters.

Opened in March 1929.

Architect: Wirt C. Rowland

Photographs by Leandro Martins Photography. Used with permission.

[humanoidhistory]

Escalator at the Detroit Science Center, 1986. Photo by Balthazar Korab.

[silna-pdf]

And they were detectives together

[verved]

Deviant Connor and guilt go hand in hand but I usually see it focused on his past actions. The ones where he genuinely didn't have control over what he did. While maybe he personally might have trouble forgiving himself, in the end, he was just as tied down by programming as any other android, and it simply isn't fair for others to judge him harshly for that.

But what about a Connor that struggles to not act like a manipulative cunt even in deviancy? Where he can't help but analyze every microexpression, the details hidden in someone's appearance, the weaknesses in their character, and use it all to his advantage. Who will switch from considerate and friendly to intimidating and terrifying on the drop of a dime, scaring those close to him, because if he can do a full 180 effortlessly, what's to say the way he behaves towards them isn't an act too?

A Connor who, while governed by compassion and goodwill for his people, still struggles on a personal level because he can't help but read and play on the emotions of those around him to a frightening degree. Who constantly sees the clear ruthless line from point A to B and has to reign in the impulse to act on it. Who has to deal with this compounding guilt, because even if he has good intentions, why do all his actions feel so calculated and exploitative?

What kind of guilt comes from being able to look into someone's soul, know exactly how to break them, and have to consciously choose not to?

[coloursteelsexappeal]

[thebeautifulbook]

A STUDY OF THE CITY OF DETROIT by Adcraft Club of Detroit (1929) Cover designed by C.A. Jaquish.

[king-magppi]

🦾Detroit doodles from these past two weeks! When I wasn't replaying the game I was drawing these.🤖

Alice has 3 dads. NONE of them are Todd. (I need to draw Luther with Alice) Oh by the way the last two are from my own little happy ending AU where Kara, Luther, and Alice bring Ralph and Jerry(s) over to Canada with them!! They learn to adapt to life as "humans" and they all love Alice very much! She deserves it.

[msterpicasso]

@madisondenye

[moeblob]

North and Simon: (shaking hands on killing Simon potentially)

[dawndauce]

sketched some shenanigans before doing your prompts

[remyderatz]

RACER AU!

[senorpugbean]

modded the girl

This was based on a design I did for her back in 2021 (porcelain doll Kara for those who know, I couldn't find it lmao) and I forgot about her until yesterday

Does this count as fanart, I technically just drew on her texture 😭

Love that I took almost 300 pictures of it and her eyes were closed in 80% of em 💀

[trb752]

The Guardian Building in Detroit, Wayne County, Michigan, USA

Originally called the Union Trust Building. It has 40 floors and serves as county headquarters.

Opened in March 1929.

Architect: Wirt C. Rowland

Photographs by Leandro Martins Photography. Used with permission.

[detroitlib]

From our stacks: Cover detail from Engine Summer. John Crowley. Garden City, New York: Doubleday & Company, Inc., 1979. Jacket by Gary Friedman.