The "what are you working on?" Art thread.
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Ironically, the dragon ship was the first thing I thought of for this piece but the second-to-last thing I actually painted.
Sid Haig not included--oh wait--that was the other dragonship...
I'm trying to get a better handle on Illustrator through an online college course. This was my assignment last week: making a robot from a company called "Illustrator Robotics."
Here was another Illustrator doodle from a couple weeks ago wherein I tried to replicate the style of "Archer" while drinking heavily in the wee hours:
(the background is from a screencap of the show)
Here was another Illustrator doodle from a couple weeks ago wherein I tried to replicate the style of "Archer" while drinking heavily in the wee hours:
(the background is from a screencap of the show)
Some amazing stuff in this thread! 
Ironically, the dragon ship was the first thing I thought of for this piece but the second-to-last thing I actually painted. The last thing was the helmet at the bottom of the steps.
Sid Haig wants his ship back
I've been working on a little project I've been working on and off. I was trying to imagine what TNG would look like if done as an episode of Star Trek in the 60s. None of the asset are mine, lots of stuff from sharecg (This is my first image post, pls let me know if I did something wrong)
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My current WIP.
Using some of Matt Jeferies conceptual sketches (as he worked towards a final design for the TOS E) as a starting point I'm working on a design for a starship dating from the first half of the 22nd century (approx. 2120s-'40s).
This is meant to be one of the first "modern" starships that evolved out of the ringship designs. It's meant to be about 405 ft. L.O.A. and 16 decks thick in the main hull. It's meant to be one of the first deep space exploratory starships from a relatively brief period of exploration before the outbreak of the Earth/Romulan War.
This particularly vessel is the United Earth Space Ship Constellation--a vessel with a distinguished service record in an era where ships not returning was not uncommon. More than a century later in the 23rd century the starship NCC-1017 would be christened Constellation in honour of its early predecessor.
Although considered antiquated by mid to late 23rd century standards the Constellation NC-517 was one of the most advanced ships in operation in its day. Its operational authority was the United Earth Space Probe Agency.
Using some of Matt Jeferies conceptual sketches (as he worked towards a final design for the TOS E) as a starting point I'm working on a design for a starship dating from the first half of the 22nd century (approx. 2120s-'40s).
This is meant to be one of the first "modern" starships that evolved out of the ringship designs. It's meant to be about 405 ft. L.O.A. and 16 decks thick in the main hull. It's meant to be one of the first deep space exploratory starships from a relatively brief period of exploration before the outbreak of the Earth/Romulan War.
This particularly vessel is the United Earth Space Ship Constellation--a vessel with a distinguished service record in an era where ships not returning was not uncommon. More than a century later in the 23rd century the starship NCC-1017 would be christened Constellation in honour of its early predecessor.
Although considered antiquated by mid to late 23rd century standards the Constellation NC-517 was one of the most advanced ships in operation in its day. Its operational authority was the United Earth Space Probe Agency.
I've been working on a little project I've been working on and off. I was trying to imagine what TNG would look like if done as an episode of Star Trek in the 60s. None of the asset are mine, lots of stuff from sharecg (This is my first image post, pls let me know if I did something wrong)
Interesting project. Where do you found this Enterprise? Looks like something that would como from Ptrope, but I´m not sure....
My current WIP.
Using some of Matt Jeferies conceptual sketches (as he worked towards a final design for the TOS E) as a starting point I'm working on a design for a starship dating from the first half of the 22nd century (approx. 2120s-'40s).
This is meant to be one of the first "modern" starships that evolved out of the ringship designs. It's meant to be about 405 ft. L.O.A. and 16 decks thick in the main hull. It's meant to be one of the first deep space exploratory starships from a relatively brief period of exploration before the outbreak of the Earth/Romulan War.
This particularly vessel is the United Earth Space Ship Constellation--a vessel with a distinguished service record in an era where ships not returning was not uncommon. More than a century later in the 23rd century the starship NCC-1017 would be christened Constellation in honour of its early predecessor.
Although considered antiquated by mid to late 23rd century standards the Constellation NC-517 was one of the most advanced ships in operation in its day. Its operational authority was the United Earth Space Probe Agency.
Looks advanced for the era- looks way more advanced than the Daedalus class which would come late in the 22nd century.
^^ I'm working on a Daedalus type design as the successor to this because I think the design as seen on DS9 (on Sisko's desk) looks horrible like they just used the basic Matt Jefferies' sketch as the final concept without bothering to massage it into something decent looking.
That and the fact I completely ignore ENT and whatever it did. Hell, the NX-01 looks more advanced than the Daedalus and the NX-01 is supposed to predate the design. How's that for consistency with supposed continuity?
That and the fact I completely ignore ENT and whatever it did. Hell, the NX-01 looks more advanced than the Daedalus and the NX-01 is supposed to predate the design. How's that for consistency with supposed continuity?
I kinda like the DS9 Horizon model. I dig its simplicity and ungainliness. As though it was built with the mission first in mind and esthetic considerations a distant second. Whenever people try to redesign it, I dunno, sometimes they look cool, but so often it just looks tarted up.
I really like this version you've concocted, specifically because it does not try too hard to emulate the cannon Daedalus. It still seems simple, clean and practical.
--Alex
I really like this version you've concocted, specifically because it does not try too hard to emulate the cannon Daedalus. It still seems simple, clean and practical.
--Alex
