Art that doesn't need its own thread

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I can't take full credit for this as I used an image of Odo as a base, but this is Kejal in his humanoid form. There's a reason he looks that way, and yes he's a Changeling. He comes from my For Freedom's Sake story.

[Ptrope]

I found this beautiful model online, and couldn't resist tinkering a bit with it, then making the requisite "spacedock glamour shot" . Looks like the 'little guy' definitely lucked out, escorting the prom queen ...

[BK613]

Ptrope wrote:

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I found this beautiful model online, and couldn't resist tinkering a bit with it, then making the requisite "spacedock glamour shot" . Looks like the 'little guy' definitely lucked out, escorting the prom queen ...

I really like that look but I wish the torp launchers were absent/different. Hmm, might be interesting if they were a little lower and vertical, following the curve above the sensor dish.

[Albertese]

Wingsley wrote:

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Oh no! I've fallen into a parallel universe! Where I come from that episode was entitled "The Alternative Factor"! What other strange differences might this new world I've found myself in have to offer?

--Alex

[Ptrope]

Carp! You're absolutely right - wow, what a typo! .

Ummmm, I have no idea where that came from - I obviously know it from somewhere.

I like the parallel universe explanation as much as any .

[The Lensman]

Albertese wrote:

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Oh no! I've fallen into a parallel universe! Where I come from that episode was entitled "The Alternative Factor"! What other strange differences might this new world I've found myself in have to offer?

--Alex

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Anyhoo....some art that doesn't need it's own thread

This was a robot in classic "reach for the stars" pose....and then the words popped into my head. Don't ask.




The first tin robot I built




And for you older gamers (and I mean OLDER )

[Redfern]

Finally depicted a visual gag I imagined long ago.

B9 is XCalPro's model and Robby is James "Tobor" Murphy's.

Sincerely,

Bill

[Tribble puncher]

The Axeman wrote:

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Hmmm, not as impressed myself. It's a lot of work to be sure, someone has spent weeks animating and tweaking models to get the movement and scenes right, but its a bit lacking. I think that primarily it's the very flat lighting that lets it down. With some nice dramatic lighting it would have looked amazing, and made the rather average looking Enterprise model look a lot better. As it is it looks a bit like those machinima movies that people make using Bridge Commander.

I'd have to agree, it felt rather flat...I kept thinking...STO on med settings with shadows off for some reason...but I can see some work did go into it, so kudo's for that...

[B.J.]

Something I came up with rather quickly:

[sojourner]

Cute. Ever think of doing that using Futurama characters?

[B.J.]

But they already went into the pacman maze in a episode! But no, I haven't considered that, might be a bit difficult to simplify enough and still have them recognizable.

[sojourner]

The futurama characters do have pretty distinctive heads from each other tho.

[B.J.]

Dangit, I hate it when other people get ideas stuck in my head!

[sojourner]

hehe.

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Kejal can rock a tux like his mom, but he prefers the earthy colors.

Photomanipulation base from Trekcore. I can't draw to save my life -_-;