#robot mechanical

[artisteflo]

Legendary mechanical robot

[xpurplepiex]

Lost Light sillies

[battery-included]

I've said it once and I'll say it again:

Slime with robot components.

[luckylsoer]

“Much more efficient than dragging my eyes down there” — Senna

Also, Happy New Year y’all :D

[weatherera]

[arandommanta]

GASP!!!!!!1!!! robot flower my beloved

apologies if these r blurry :^

[scramratz]

I'm gonna be so racist towards robots in the future

[birdsandrobots]

The artificial infantry have become eccentric with age, it seems. Some of the support walkers appear to take great joy in wielding arms with their forward manipulators — much like their human peers — and refuse modification, despite mounted guns being much more effective weapons…

[friedunicornstudio]

Violet paradoxes! Some of these nerds took longer than average since I took a lot of liberties with their designs, but I regret nothing.

[rad-roche]

sketch preview

bisexuals this one is for you

[chaotic-minds-think-alike]

Why learn to draw people when I can learn to draw vehicles…….

[roachesinmyhair]

[haoeu]

Divine machinery

[arcadebroke]

[fuckyeahchinesefashion]

also unitree宇树科技 lol

[bluedelliquanti]

So I got the chance to read Objects of Affection, @taylor-titmouse's most recent erotic horror book. I've mentioned elsewhere how picky I am about how robots are discussed in fiction, especially if the writer takes the plunge and explores just how humans might decide to interface with them. There are plenty of stories out there that are frustrating in how they are unwilling, or even afraid, to truly consider the implications of a world where you can interact with machines that have human faces, voices, or bodies.

Objects of Affection is a book that gets it. An interconnected collection of three stories about a particular line of female androids and how people treat them, it's erotic in structure but also goes in to do something genuinely dark, and smart, and interesting. My favorite story's about Ratna, a lesbian mechanic doing a refurb job that I absolutely had to draw.

Mature audiences, obviously, but if this sounds like it's for you? Absolutely give it a read.