General Atomics Orbit-to-Orbit Lunar Shuttle System Part four of my Project Orion Series, previous installments at the links below. Part One: Project Orion: A Design Overview. Part Two: Right Before Part Three: Project Orion Historical Context Chart Lunar operations support vehicle designs include options for an earth-orbit-to-lunar-orbit re-usable nuclear propulsion system with a separate re-usable chemical-descent/ascent-stage cargo-Lander vehicle in both manned and unmanned...
A few of the sketches and final concepts I worked on for Civilization: Beyond Earth and its expansion Rising Tide.
Current 3D WIP Klingon Cruiser
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Continuing on my theme of cross sections, I wanted to expand onto something more complicated using the skills I've been picking up over the last couple of years. I was a huge fan of Stephen Biestly growing up so thrilled to now be making my own illustrations. Lewis Niven https://www.artstation.com/artwork/YK9oa6 was kind enough to donate to me his fantastic Constitution Class Refit model from the original Star Trek films which he has painstakingly created from reference. Using my own references I was able to then put together a sensible interior configuration. Some liberties had to be taken in order to actually fit all of the decks and rooms inside the hull itself. Ideally it would have been nice to have thicker deck plates, but then it would lead to some very low clearances. Thanks to Howard Day https://www.artstation.com/howard-day who supplied me with a couple of Starfleet characters I was able to rig and pose, and Diogo Vincenzi https://www.artstation.com/diogovincenzi who supplied the shuttle that's zooming out the back.
I had the chance to work on the designs for the episode "Beyond the Aquila rift". Here are the designs for the Arkangel space station, whose function is to monitor the many ships approaching the "surge point", an alien artifact allowing to travel faster than light.The first design was picked ant the others are runner ups. Kudos to the whole Unit Image team, they made a tremendous work on this show ! Client : Unit Image Art director : Maxime Luère, Dominique Boidin
Gun Metal shader renders of one of my previous concepts https://www.artstation.com/artwork/2KEny. The Gun Metal shader in keyshot is really nice for showing off what exists as physical model geo. Model in Maya, rendered in Keyshot, slight touch up in Photoshop
Designed for operation in space and on the ground, protects the user from damaging atmospheres and hostile threats alike. For the game "Dissolution" The last two images are from an alternate chest plate design that was going to be modular and used for connecting many different parts to the armor. https://store.steampowered.com/app/920470/Dissolution/ https://www.instagram.com/alex_senechal/ https://gumroad.com/acms
Good Against: Nothing. Bad Against: Everything! Why use them? Use them to carry fighters, always send these things away before you have a battle otherwise they almost certainly will die. These things are very vulnerable against fighters, but are faster than their big brother, the Fleet Carrier...
I worked with some modifications to the concept art. It was a pleasant work. It's different from the original HALO, but I hope you enjoy it. concept from https://www.artstation.com/artwork/3byxE
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I think this is art from Star Wars
The iconic "Star Trek" vessel is one of the most beautifully-designed and easily-recognizable spaceships in science fiction
The sheer scale of this project is surprising.
USS Discovery model and textures by David "KnightRider" Metlesits USS Enterprise A model and textures by A.Klemm (Nightfever) Artwork as always, by me.
In the heart of the Middle Ages, when the night sky was a tapestry of mystery and wonder, brave souls gazed upward to witness a sight beyond comprehension. Amidst the twinkling stars, they saw strange lights dance on the horizon, illuminating the darkness with an ethereal glow. These medieval men found themselves entranced as small alien spaceships darted through the heavens, their presence both mesmerizing and enigmatic. Step back in time and join them on a journey of discovery as they bear witness to a celestial spectacle that defies explanation, igniting imaginations and sparking tales of otherworldly encounters.
