When I started the "Mutagian World" image series, I never thought I'd find myself drawing a science-fiction motorcycle at a difficult angle. But when my follow-up to Manta Uluru called for the character I would draw to be a biker, I knew I was going to have to do it. Luckily, with the resources at my disposal, I feel I was able to pull it off. What do you think?
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Henrik Minasyan (he/him)One effect of the connection to nature that the people of the mutagian world have is that vehicles in the mutagian world run on renewable fuels and do not rely on fluids that can leak onto the ground. The invention of hoverpad technology means that these vehicles also do not use tires that can leave marks on the ground. And with the advent of public teleportation, there are few vehicles on the road these days. However, many uses remain for motor vehicles today, and people still own one for any number of reasons.
For Henrik Minasyan, it's all about the thrill. Owning and riding a motorcycle is something he does for the wind blowing against his body and the adrenaline flowing through him as he flies over the road. He can be seen riding in races and on open roads. But he is not careless: he keeps his lights on, his motorcycle in top shape, his eyes on the road, and his riding in places and times of day with no traffic. To do otherwise would be a blight on him as a dedicated rider.