Original post here. Original text “Don't worry, your conversion is almost finished… by ThierryCravatte.”
Tag Archives: fembot
Cyberpunk culture
Original post here. Sourced to amarohk via cursedmaker.
Machine Girl Malfunction!
This is an artwork by Paul Birch, who does business as The Finsbury Park Deltics even though, as he puts it, “There’s just me here at tFPDs, even though it sounds like some sort of beatnik / baseball collective.” This artwork is called Machine Girl Malfunction! according to this interview, where Birch says it took weeks to complete. A former TFPD page about the artwork (now 404, and not found in the Internet Archive) is currently still visible in Google’s cache, and it describes the art as:
Ink on paper, 33″ x 23″. A poster-sized picture of a lovestruck android woman, as seen on a comic-book cover. Of course. A tad self-indulgent, as I got an awful lot of pleasure out of drawing it over an awfully long period of time. A therapeutic process. I recommend it.
Image provenance by Bacchus at Erosblog.
Converted
Original post here Sourced via circuitwich. Comics image sequence contains the caption “The Professor converted her body into a machine and made her into a living doll” and the dialog balloon “(1) C-Chibusa?!” Original text:
I mean, as tragic as her backstory is, Cyborg!Hotaru was pretty fucking cool.
Iron Virgin
Original post here. Sourced via humancolony. Original text:
Ed Valigursky – The Iron Virgin, 1956.
Mechanical viscera of gold
Original post here. Sourced via synthetikweekend. Original text:
gilt
Whistle a merry tune
This anime-style robot catgirl whistling a musical note with her head tucked underneath her arm was uploaded to the Danbooru image board in 2008 and quickly spread to other boards such as Gelbooru and Sankaku Complex. Unfortunately, no information about the artist or an earlier source can be determined.
Image provenance by Bacchus at Erosblog.
R-N-A
This manga image was uploaded to the Fembot Wiki in April of 2010 with the filename “BLUE087”. It appears to be a digital photograph from the interior of a printed manga book, based on the page edges visible at left and the curved page edges top and bottom right. The “R-N-A” may be a book or chapter title. Unfortunately, no further information on the source manga could be discovered.
Image provenance by Bacchus at Erosblog.
Robot girl sits up
This image is a panel from the Battle Angel Alita manga series (known as Gunnm in Japan). The mechanical girl is said to be a Fred-Saberhagen-style berserker weapon. The manga sequence where this panel appears can be seen here and the whole page containing this panel is here.
Image provenance by Bacchus at Erosblog.
Another face off
Original post here. Sourced via reginaldjuice. Original text:
Nouveau post, concernant TOTEM, la Revista del Nuevo Comic, accompagné d’un texte de Lydia Vazquez !
=>http://lesretrogaleriesdemistergutsy.blogspot.fr/2013/09/spanish-connection-totem-la-revista-del.html
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