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but, i made a little dangly yes-man papercraft though & wanted to share !

sorry that the quality got chopped quite a bit,,

pics of him already made down below ↓

to make him swing :

(i'm horrible at explaining things so please bare with me)

you need to get a spare piece of paper, a gluestick, hotglue (optional), and a holepuncher

holepunch all of the holes that are marked, make sure its aligned

cut a long-ish triangle out on said spare paper, and apply glue to it and roll it up so its like a cylinder

trim some of the cylinder down if you want, if theyre too long

cut tiny squares out, and stick the cylinder down on it (you can use hotglue for this part, i found it sturdier)

put the limbs through the cylinders, and put another square down so it wont slide off

young archimedes: and other atomic inspired soundscapes, a retrofuturistic playlist made especially for my institute scientist, dr. yvette carmichael-holdren!

enjoy over an hour of modern and early electronic music from the 50s, 60s, and 70s, featuring selections from the BBC radiophonic workshop and raymond scott, the father of electronic music.

i was inspired by UPA animation and illustrated science manuals from the 50s and 60s for the cover. you can listen to young archimedes on spotify or youtube!

lyrics are from perfect system by oingo boingo

Drawing robots for my own well-being.

Furry Weekend Atlanta 2026 • Objectumsexuality Meetup 💙🩶⭕️💛💜

Wow, what a turnout! This was my first time holding a dedicated meetup for objectumsexuals outside of a paneling space and I was blown away by the reception. We managed to pack out a whole table on the 10th floor of the Marquis ... with spillage! 😵‍💫 Our final photos represent only a fraction of the people who showed up, with many more who unfortunately couldn't make the timeslot.

I was so touched to see the number of both familiar and new faces, with even some of you guys coming to say hello! 😭 Many people who showed up had been to my panels before and/or explored the topic more in-depth after seeing my presentation at FWAs in the past. We also had a bunch of new people who were curious about the topic, which is always great!

These events are largely a way for OS people meet others like them, mingle, interact with each other's objects, foster education about objectumsexuality, and provide the opportunity for OS people to get their hands on pride goodies that may not be easily accessible for them. Many people brought their objects of affection and piled them together, and were able to interact with the published materials and read through stuff that isn't archived online. All in all, an extremely successful outreach. We're already planning to have another one very, very soon, so keep an eye on that! 🫂