space girl comic
that girl’s got a good family. :)
well, that’s the end of this little sedna+mum series. hope you guys enjoyed it. it’s a nice break from all the usual science geekery just to have some characters goofing around every now and then (and it’s nice not to have to do any research for once).
but for the (probably) small percentage of you who are actually here for the educational science comics, stay tuned for next week. ;)
rocket science is easy. rocket engineering is hard.
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finally another slice of life illustration! these are way easier than drawing dinosaurs or spaceships.
this one probably doesn’t have as nice colours or composition as some of my other illustrations, but i sure had a blast adding all the little easter eggs around sedna’s room (i wonder if any rocket nerds will notice anything… familiar about some of sedna’s rocket designs). :P
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new illustration mates! this one’s totally not autobiographical mum, i swear.
i like to try and use a different colour palette for each illustration and so i originally drew this in mostly cool blue colours, but it wasn’t really working so i eventually gave up and defaulted back to purple and pink again. i might put the original on patreon if anyone’s interested.
hahaha- oh wait, i have to draw comics for all of them, don’t i? :|
reading under a blanket is a bit like virtual reality. it’s super fun and immersive, but looks really stupid from the outside.
not exactly as soft as a teddy bear, but it’s really the friendship that counts.
thomas you cheeky bugger! this is just a classic sedna strip you shamelessly stole from yourself! okay, fair point. but i just wanted to see it drawn less badly. is that such a crime?
and honestly, i don’t feel too bad about stealing from past me given how little that lazy git ever did for me.
i did way more research on bunnies in space for this comic than i ever imagined myself doing.
turns out the second bunny in space was called zvezdochka. but the third bunny in space (and first bunny in orbit) never had its name or picture published, which is not only super disappointing on its own but also totally killed my original comic idea of having a whole photo album of pioneering space bunnies. damn it soviet union, all you had to do was give this bunny a name. was that really so hard?
honestly, after everything sedna’s made yuri do so far, memorising the tsiolkovsky rocket equation seems like a walk in the park.
subtle throwback to comic #11. it’s almost like i’m a genius and planned this all along (i didn’t).
maybe the reason sedna is always wearing the same hoodie is that it was the only one she could find with a matching miniature version.
