Happy New Year, everyone!
As Studio Firebird heads into 2026, I'm going to be doing a special series of illustrations to celebrate
Star Trek's 60th anniversary. This year, each month will feature illustrations dedicated to a specific series in the franchise, in addition to my regular
EVA-Trek production sketches. I'm looking at the following schedule for the year:
January:
The Original Series and first six feature films
February:
The Next Generation and its four features
March:
Deep Space Nine
April:
Voyager
May:
Enterprise
June: The Kelvin Timeline movies
July:
Discovery
August:
Picard
September:
Lower Decks
October:
Prodigy
November:
Strange New Worlds
December:
Starfleet Academy
The idea is to present uniform variants and other aspects from each series I haven't drawn yet in the last 700 illustrations. Believe me - there are plenty of uniform designs I haven't gotten to yet. I've got sixty years of materials to pull from!
So now, as Dana Gould would say, it's on... to our filthy business.
Drawing 703 / 2026 Artwork 1: Nano Eiai from
100 Kanojo tries on the Avocado Green captain's wraparound uniform seen in season 1 of
TOS.
Drawing 704 / 2026 Artwork 2: On the next
100 Kanojo, Rentarou's daily cosplay struggle continues when Hahari gets the family banned from the official
Star Trek Set Tour during a vacation to New York.
EVA-Trek Production Report:
Production has been proceeding at a breakneck pace over in the writers room in the Hart Building on the studio lot, encompassing work on each of the final three seasons of the series. As such, it'll be less confusing to break it out by season:
Season 3: The season premiere movie, "The Next Storm, Part II," is into final blue page revisions. Episode 303 is locked into a final draft. The remaining episodes are up next for revisions.
Season 4: Story breaks are in-progress for the season, with the first seven episodes completed. During this process over the holidays, I determined the season had a little too much story for just 10 episodes, so the season order was increased to 11. That makes three seasons in a row where the episode order got bumped up.
Season 5: All twenty episodes of the final season have their basic premise and titles locked in at a minimum. The story arc has been thoroughly figured out, and multiple episodes are nearly ready to begin the script stage.
EVA-Trek Season Three premieres in just two months!