u/ST_TD

So, here is the "Thank You for 1,000 Karma" fan art. It’s the same image as before, but this time it’s a digital drawing created using ibisPaint and just my finger. For anyone who missed the original paper-based version—which was packed with thank-you messages—don't worry; I’ll summarize it here: Thank you for helping me reach this point. From day one, when I knew absolutely nothing, to where I am today—thank you again. Love you all!

As you can see, my account has now reached 1,000 karma. I never imagined I’d get here this quickly; when I first joined, I just wanted to chat about things I liked with a community that shared the same interests—I never expected to experience something like this.

Over those two months or so, I learned a lot; I encountered both good and bad experiences, but I always managed to get through them.

This piece of fan art is my way of expressing gratitude to the various *Murder Drones* communities—it’s the best way I know how. I am truly thankful for everything that has brought me to this point, and I hope to create even better fan art and other content in the future. So, thank you once again. Love you all!

It is a simple yet beautiful drawing.

As I see it, Cyn is a Worker Drone—a type of unit primarily designed for manual labor—so the design focuses on single-pivot joints and hydraulics geared toward torque and raw power. Designing this was a real strain on my eyes and fingers, but I’m a huge robot enthusiast, so I wanted every part to have a specific function and look genuinely functional. For the maid outfit, hairstyle, bow, and accessories, I aimed for an aesthetic appeal. Anyway, what does everyone think?

As I see it, Cyn is a Worker Drone—a type of unit primarily designed for manual labor—so the design focuses on single-pivot joints and hydraulics geared toward torque and raw power. Designing this was a real strain on my eyes and fingers, but I’m a huge robot enthusiast, so I wanted every part to have a specific function and look genuinely functional. For the maid outfit, hairstyle, bow, and accessories, I aimed for an aesthetic appeal. Anyway, what does everyone think?

As I see it, Cyn is a Worker Drone—a type of unit primarily designed for manual labor—so the design focuses on single-pivot joints and hydraulics geared toward torque and raw power. Designing this was a real strain on my eyes and fingers, but I’m a huge robot enthusiast, so I wanted every part to have a specific function and look genuinely functional. For the maid outfit, hairstyle, bow, and accessories, I aimed for an aesthetic appeal. Anyway, what does everyone think?

Even though I used a hand-drawn fan art sketch as a reference to replicate the image as closely as possible, the linework isn't particularly sharp—but it's okay.

The real reason is that I wanted to see what it would be like to recreate one of my fan art drawings in ibisPaint; it turns out it doesn't quite capture the feel of drawing with a pencil on paper, but it was still fun.

Even though I used a hand-drawn fan art sketch as a reference to replicate the image as closely as possible, the linework isn't particularly sharp—but it's okay.

The real reason is that I wanted to see what it would be like to recreate one of my fan art drawings in ibisPaint; it turns out it doesn't quite capture the feel of drawing with a pencil on paper, but it was still fun.

I'll try again next time; hopefully, it will be better.

The content will mostly focus on the overall picture; minute details like wiring or anything else won't be included. Also, I want to mention that I've included all the materials for building the lights, so there won't be any further changes. However, if anyone has any ideas, I'll consider them, and maybe I'll make a version 2 in the future.

This time, there are various added details—such as an improved outfit in terms of both design and the tear effects, and skin that looks torn and hanging loose, revealing glimpses of tendons or blood vessels. The hairstyle looks better, too, and what I really like is the added detail on the robotic parts, which now look much more functional. What do you all think about these design improvements?

This time, there are various added details—such as an improved outfit in terms of both design and the tear effects, and skin that looks torn and hanging loose, revealing glimpses of tendons or blood vessels. The hairstyle looks better, too, and what I really like is the added detail on the robotic parts, which now look much more functional. What do you all think about these design improvements?

This time, there are various added details—such as an improved outfit in terms of both design and the tear effects, and skin that looks torn and hanging loose, revealing glimpses of tendons or blood vessels. The hairstyle looks better, too, and what I really like is the added detail on the robotic parts, which now look much more functional. What do you all think about these design improvements?

This time, there are various added details—such as an improved outfit in terms of both design and the tear effects, and skin that looks torn and hanging loose, revealing glimpses of tendons or blood vessels. The hairstyle looks better, too, and what I really like is the added detail on the robotic parts, which now look much more functional. What do you all think about these design improvements?

The design is really starting to take shape now. The development goals focus on making the robotic elements look more functional and adding greater detail—such as tears in the skin revealing underlying tissue, more tattered clothing, and rough, uneven skin stitching. I also plan to include details for the hairstyle, along with anything else I might come up with.

The design is really starting to take shape now. The development goals focus on making the robotic elements look more functional and adding greater detail—such as tears in the skin revealing underlying tissue, more tattered clothing, and rough, uneven skin stitching. I also plan to include details for the hairstyle, along with anything else I might come up with.

From now on, I'll try to further develop her design—let's see if I can pull it off.

From now on, I'll try to further develop her design—let's see if I can pull it off.

From now on, I'll try to further develop her design—let's see if I can pull it off.

From now on, I'll try to further develop her design—let's see if I can pull it off.