! Yes, absolutely:

The Earth-like world they're in encouraged humans to progress rapidly, rapidly and unthoughtfully. 👍 This planet didn't allow for the civilization to spread in every corner, sparing only some territories free of natural disasters, anomalies, and dangerous wildlife for humans to inhabitate. So, even with it being able to reach many advancements in science and city construction, the future of humanity still is quite shaky with unresolved social and political issues. So the progress is very uneven. So.. the xenophobic humanity wasn't really ready for the new conscious beings they are going to create.

Most of my bots have a similar pattern of becoming a free one - created as an assistance for humans & as a replacement for them when it comes to dangerous tasks and heavy labour -> put up for being repurposed (new laws) or discarded (old laws) when it's no longer needed -> breaking free in the middle of a fresh new conflict for resources/thanks to activists or other more radical organisations.

Rn it's very underwhelming there- lots of ruination, separated governments, bots figuring out what to do with their freedom and how to navigate the hostile world that put consciousness in their heads and now refuses to acknowledge them.

There're city bots, warbots, bots working for the government, but im mainly focused on the wandering lawless ones. I mostly draw botties from the Terminus, a station.. hub? outpost? a group of them created where human world ends and cold wilderness starts. So they basically came to find an abandoned industrial complex and made it a home for their group of various shabby machines. With time that place started to attract more bots with a similar fate.

Ps i prefer to focus on personal stories of my losers but yeah, in terms of evolution of ai, earth's tricks with anomalies and imperialism ruining the planet, I've some of that going in the background too.

Hi! Sorry it took ages to reply, im still a bit startled when people ask me for an art advice wahah.

I started this acc without any intention to get better at something specific to be honest, so i wasn't actively practicing or anything. I think any new thing would be approached easier if you find what interests you in it specifically. Find the thing that gets you going or just aesthetically pleases you and start from it, from solo characters to more complex scenarios. I'll always root for self-indulgent pieces.

References are everything. Im using both sfw and nsfw materials for nsfw pics. But just like with learning anatomy, you can learn genital shapes from real pictures and draw them from your head as a result. Genitals have some specific simple shapes to them, understanding them would make it easy to stylize them however you want. I wouldn't recommend trying to depict every fold an wrinkle unless you're going for realism and focus on shapes shapes shapes. The way genitals look vary from one person to another, they're "imperfect" and it's a good ground for artistic freedom, so don't worry too much about not drawing them as realistically as possible.
Use other artists' tutorials and porn photos to assist your drawing process.

Different nsfw artists enjoy different things about drawing nsfw. You can draw cartoony porn, hyper realistic porn, stylish porn, sketchy porn.. it really is all about the mood, characters, and scenarios that makes it enjoyable. Go for it. It's a bit unnerving i know, but not as unnerving as it is fun and liberating

! Yes, absolutely:

The Earth-like world they're in encouraged humans to progress rapidly, rapidly and unthoughtfully. 👍 This planet didn't allow for the civilization to spread in every corner, sparing only some territories free of natural disasters, anomalies, and dangerous wildlife for humans to inhabitate. So, even with it being able to reach many advancements in science and city construction, the future of humanity still is quite shaky with unresolved social and political issues. So the progress is very uneven. So.. the xenophobic humanity wasn't really ready for the new conscious beings they are going to create.

Most of my bots have a similar pattern of becoming a free one - created as an assistance for humans & as a replacement for them when it comes to dangerous tasks and heavy labour -> put up for being repurposed (new laws) or discarded (old laws) when it's no longer needed -> breaking free in the middle of a fresh new conflict for resources/thanks to activists or other more radical organisations.

Rn it's very underwhelming there- lots of ruination, separated governments, bots figuring out what to do with their freedom and how to navigate the hostile world that put consciousness in their heads and now refuses to acknowledge them.

There're city bots, warbots, bots working for the government, but im mainly focused on the wandering lawless ones. I mostly draw botties from the Terminus, a station.. hub? outpost? a group of them created where human world ends and cold wilderness starts. So they basically came to find an abandoned industrial complex and made it a home for their group of various shabby machines. With time that place started to attract more bots with a similar fate.

Ps i prefer to focus on personal stories of my losers but yeah, in terms of evolution of ai, earth's tricks with anomalies and imperialism ruining the planet, I've some of that going in the background too.

Hi, first of all thanks kind anon. As for the tips, well..! it wasn't ever about growth and promotion for me, and you can definitely see it in my following, but i can say for sure that if you want to attract like-minded people, you gotta draw stuff that you like first and foremost. If you have a fandom interest, that definitely might help. Create smut that you want to see more of, engage with people who's content you enjoy and support others. I'm very lucky to have some great artists and long time followers to come back to me and repost my stuff although at the beginning i didn't have any connections in this community at all. That's a terrifying notion for an introvert, but to be seen you gotta reach. Just do your thing at your own tempo keeping it in mind. That's how i am with my little blog.

There are some boosting strategies and technicalities like regular reposts of your old art and participation in challenges, fanarts, but I'd recommend not to get lost in chasing views and likes, if it's feasible for u. Having a recognisable character or theme is a good thing as well! Trust me, you're not annoying for drawing your fav over and over.

And ah thanks again! If we're talking about my bots, i enjoy a scrappy and survivalistic vibe and a great part in it played a place where i grew up and gayms like borderlands, frostpunk, titanfall. I'm a beginner when it comes to designing robots, but i can definitely notice that often my references are special uniforms/weapons/big machinery. And war and guns! Guns and war! Yahoo.

hello dear questioner from..uh.. 2 months ago ": ] His name is Leon and he's not exactly dead, just in a deep-deep sleep mode due to his electronics melted by Shep's mistake. Since the incident squad carries his body around trying to protect and maintain it until there's a possibility to repair him. Scrappers and mechanics they met on the way weren't trustworthy enough, so Leon stays trapped in his little personal limbo when they settle in creating their personal outpost.
The part of the building where his room is becomes something similar to a robot hospice haha.

In life he looks ~like this. Almost always in his ornamented bright scarf, feeling more safe and comfortable covered with it. Probably still wrapped in it while laying unconsious.