SPECIMEN INFORMATION
COLORS: Lime, Ocean, Chartreuse, Mint, Sky, Pumpkin
ANIMALS: Sharks, Crocodilia, Panthera, Hyaenidae, Pigeons
DINOSAURS: Suchomimus, Struthiomimus, Triceratops
SEASONS: Spring, Early Summer
THINGS: Tea, Ink, Rainbows, Foliage, Sunlight, Stars, Keyboards
ALBUMS:
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SUBJECT ID: AS3-98
NICKNAME(S): Astral, Astro, "Star Beast"
SPECIES: Felid / Reptilian Hybrid of Sorts
YEAR DISCOVERED: 1998
CURRENT RESIDENCE: Milky Way, Earth
LAST BEHAVIOR LOG ENTRY:
13/6/XX - Subject has been seen using the sky as visual stimuli during nightfall. It is hypothisized AS3-98 is looking for something or someone.
Hi! Hello! I'm Astral (or Astro) an ADHD, autistic, day-dreaming, scatterbrained, virtronaut, lifeform enthusiast, and hobby artist. My primary mission on earth is to collect knowledge, create, express, and witness the universe's song. I prefer exploring methods of creation primarily through computers in the form of digital art, music, and code. My tech skills are rather primitive, however. My inspiration lies in the natural world, and I love everything that brings my ecological and digital passions together. This is (poorly) reflected in my very underwhelming workstation covered in plants and stuffed animals.
I'm both a part-time employee and part-time student. Aspiring to get educated in information technology and zoology when I'm not on that grindset. Time-passers include casual gaming, building plastic robots, and watching cartoons.
At the root of most things I enjoy is a combination of two primary concepts, the inherent divinity of the universe itself and expressing ourselves in ways that transcend our physical vessels. These concepts influence my taste in media and the subjects I like learning about. I see the world as a mystical continuity, where all exists because, at one point, something chose to transcend into another level of existence. Chemistry and biology are transformative magics, converting what once was into something new. Nothing ever truly goes away, all life is only changed. This is how cells became animals, names became history books, and we, you and me, became who we are and all we will be.
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