#tetrahex

Dear Composition Comprehended,

Indeed not, at least not in most universes; technoorganics are one of the major exceptions to the general rule. In some universes, where Cybertronians are constructed manually, we are built from elements you would be familiar with—nickel, iron, cobalt, and chromium, to name but a few. In others, the genetic material that helps dictate our bodies is made from a material that does not exist in your world, and likely never will; you might know it by a few names—"living metal", protomatter, or even the human-coined (and trademarked) "Transformium".

Dear Accent Analyst,

I see no reason why a human would not be able to understand a Cybertronian's accent—so long as the Cybertronian was speaking in a clear enough frequency within the standard human audio range. Fortunately, many Cybertronian languages are within that range, so it's just a matter of understanding the various sounds that make up the majority of our languages, and recognising the tribal, factional, and caste-based differences that each accent employs.

Of course, humans seem to have an issue deciphering our languages anyway, so usually we just use auto-translation software to avoid the problem entirely.

Another commission from Starkformer, who it still won’t let me tag :(

Part two of the pieces that they wanted! This was a reference sheet for their OC, Aurum, who is the child of Dinobot and Stark’s other OC, Tetrahex. The majority of the design and colour choices/placements were all Stark's, with only the gaps filled in by myself. It was really amazing to get to work with them on this one, as it always is to work on references for other people's characters!

I'd also like to add in here that from now on, my ref sheets will use this standard pose, unless the commissioner requests otherwise/additional poses. My normal commissions will no longer be using this stance unless requested, to avoid using the same pose for every picture.