And it's quite simple really: they see differently than we do!

While we see the asteroid as 2D, they perceive the world in 3D! U can see that in the animated shorts, despite being 2D animated, you can see that the rooms and objects have depth. Meaning when we tell them to go dig out a room, they don't see what they're actually digging, other than the tile right next to them. Like you could go and send them mine coal and they wouldn't know they're mining for coal until they get to it! Yknow what I mean?

So when you tell them to go dig something, they have no idea that there's a hole there or that they can't get out of there once they're in there.

I saw the animated shorts for Oxygen Not Included on Klei Entertainment's YouTube channel and I now ship Mae and Ada.

Preparing for takeoff.

Guys Guys GUYS!

I’ve learned to colour traditional line art digitally! It means I can do digital art without a drawing tablet *O* Of course, it's a bit fiddly and patience-draining to colour and shade with a mouse, but it's not impossible. Line art however is far more challenging. I don’t know why this possibility didn’t cross my mind until now, though.

This here is more or less just a test and is not so clean and neat ^^; I will take more consideration in to my ink works from now on.