astral_dyke

@astraldyke.bsky.social

Just your average red-blooded American dyke. Writer and consumer of wlw fic. Here to yap about sapphic geek shit, share the absurdities of modern parenting, repost fanart, and be sad on main.

Happy New Year everyone! I haven't been around much as I've had my hands quite full preparing and now caring for the twins 👯 I hope y'all are all doing well. Also happy <365 days until Control Resonant hehehe 😎

A little cheeky Astrid. Finished this sketch in a moving vehicle, but I had to get it out of my system. Hope it turned out alright regardless.

I was cleaning my office and found this envelope sketch from when I was working on the activity book, and thought it would be fun to share... the initial stick figure doodle to figure out layout, the reference I sent the artist, and the final page with gorgeous art by @katserest.bsky.social

Poorly drawn stick figure sketches of a person picking up a piece of paper. In the background are people talking and a man on a typewriter in front of an inverted pyramid.A screenshot of Central Executive from the video game Control, with a few stick figures drawn on top. A stick figure of Emily Pope picks up a piece of paper in the foreground, a "!" above her head indicating excitement. In the back a stick figure of Jesse Faden watches with a "?" indicating curiosity, while a stick figure of Raya Underhill points angrily at a document. A black and white inverted pyramid hangs overhead with some "lorem ipsum" text on top. Black and white drawing of Emily Pope crouching on the ground looking at a piece of paper. In the background Jesse Faden stands in front of the entrance to the Board Room watching curiously, while Raya Underhill argues with her. There is an inverted pyramid above Emily with text overlaid on it that says:

"Emily Pope crouched to inspect the paper on the ground. The sudden appearance of random objects was always a source of both concern and intrigue for an FBC researcher - and intrigue generally prevailed in the end.

A manuscript page describing someone in distress, frustrated by a seemingly unsolvable puzzle. Hands shaking with excitement, she retrieved a scrap of paper from her clipboard. A matching puzzle, found that morning. 

There were no coincidences in the Oldest House. Flourishing her pencil, Emily got to work."

How can you be a member of the Remedy community and play the Lake House DLC and still think "yeah, you know what, let me use generative AI, that sounds like a great respectful idea" people's brains are cooked