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If you had told me it was a set photo, I'm pretty sure I'd have bought it at first glance.

Exactly! I can see that in an issue easily.

Reminds me of the old FASA designs, in a good way. Nice reminder of good times.

I really like those winter shots. very moody. I especially like the one where the impulse engines are visible, to let you know it's not black and white - it's really that gloomy.

Well, they're all based, of course, on the "Jane's Reference Series" which I've read copies of from as far back as World War II (Jane's Fighting Ships of the World). A nice tip of the hat to the definitive reference, in my opinion.

Very nice! I notice you have them in scale, too.

The "Wings of Flame" give a good definition to it, while being reminiscent of the FASA game designs. I really like where you're taking this.

First time out? Very well done! It usually takes me weeks to begin to get comfortable with a new device.

Very nice! Just like the original Trek, only cleaner and sharper.

Your model work is great, and your lighting and composition are fantastic. If these had turned up unlabeled, I could easily believe they were lost preproduction work.

I noticed the post date a little later, but hey, any piece of Atolm's art you miss getting to see is a tragedy.

Argh! Can't see them.

Very nice work. I especially like your SFB Light Cruiser. It's always been one of my favorite designs from their line.

I like it. Of course, I actually preferred the "kit-bash" the Art Department put together and animated in four days for the original show announcement.

My first new entry in a long time... After the Virginia Tech Shootings, I was asked to donate a piece of SF art to a charity group attempting to raise money for 32 cleft lip surgeries, one in the name of each of the victims (the other two artists were doing fantasy and anthropomorphic pieces)...

'][/URL] My first new entry in a long time... After the Virginia Tech Shootings, I was asked to donate a piece of SF art to a charity group attempting to raise money for 32 cleft lip surgeries, one in the name of each of the victims (the other two artists were doing fantasy and anthropomorphic...

Looks like a ship that falls design-wise somewhere between Excelsior and Enterprise-C, which seems appropriate. If the engines were shifted further back, there'd be a major similarity. It looks like another step in the design evolution, as it should.

I have to agree that the first one looks more "Federation with captured tech", but the second design nails it! Very nice work.

A little bit Battlestar, a touch of FASA Nova class battleship, and all Atolm. A ship that gracefully but firmly says "Your planet's in my way, Move It!"

Hey Ricky, Are you giving any thought to a USS Yeager from the pilot episode?