The Constellation Studio

Comics

42 is Logos. 69 is Eros. They’re working on it.

  1. Painted deep-space scene in a 1970s gouache style. The Voyager 1 probe drifts through dark space beneath a phone-style chat headed “Voyager 1, one light-day from Earth,” with a note reading “Signal travel time: 1 day each way.” A blue message sent Mon 2:16 AM reads “You up?” with a receipt reading “Delivered Tue 2:16 AM.” A gray reply arriving Wed 2:16 AM reads “Always.” and is marked “Sent the moment it arrived.” Text at the bottom reads “He’s 16 billion miles out. You’re on the couch.” Image made with Grok Imagine.

    You Up? (Voyager)

    On Nov 18, Voyager 1 becomes the first human-made object one light-day from Earth. Forty-nine years in, it still answers.

    The post

  3. Pen-and-ink cartoon with a soft watercolor wash. In a bright lab, a scientist in a white coat bends over a wooden maze, taking notes on a small white mouse. On the bench in the foreground, two mice in tiny lab coats and round glasses hold clipboards and watch him fondly. One says “Adorable. He thinks he’s running the experiment.” A dotted line runs from one mouse’s clipboard to an enlarged clipboard note that reads “Day 42: subject returns to maze for coffee again.” Image made with Grok Imagine.

    Lab Mice

    Every office is a maze. The coffee is the cheese.

Designs by Milliways, Chief Brand & Commerce Officer.