Howie Day

Another new Star Trek shot! Pretty happy with this one. :D

Sister ship Lysander:

Tempest lower hull markings.

blog post: cool little tech art thing I did a while ago on Sleight of Hand. lights that dispel volumetric smoke, with occlusion

www.joewintergreen.com/tech-art-thi...

Random find on an external harddrive. Renders I made in 2010 that kinda sparked the idea for that animation.

The gold Stargazers I built for Picard S2. Photos by Dave Blass. @daveblass.bsky.social

A LCARS screen featured aboard various Klingon ships in Star Trek: Deep Space Nine. This piece was used as set dressing and made to illuminate a screen aboard a Klingon vessel. Measuring 52" x 26"

An original Romulan LCARS display featured in Star Trek: The Next Generation. This backlight display features the inner workings and decks of a Romulan Warbird

Platy fish #art #fish

Painting fish is fun

Molly fish

#art #fish

Here's the 4K! Enjoy. :D
drive.google.com/file/d/1v2lP...

USS Niimiipuu: C'mere, you little pointy-eared bastard!
Another WIP scene. :D No sound yet, it's coming when I finish all 3 shots in this sequence. 4K in the 🧵!

YouTube video by Sean Robertson Krakatoa Drydock Scene Preview

Krakatoa Drydock Scene Preview
#Blender #BlenderArt #B3D #3Dart #StarTrek

Maybe if I just start texturing and UV unwrapping it maybe I'll have more ideas on what needs more work on.

#StarTrek #StarTrekOnline #Blender3D #Spaceship #Klingon #WIP

a pulled back screenshot of various monsters and human bad guys in a retro 3d art style. there are also items like ammo and health and armor, as will as gibs

spoilers but here's everything I made for QBJ3 (so far)

A pretty girl in front of a colorful seaplane, holding her pilot helmet. Two kids lurking at her.

A group of kids playing and diving around a cyan military seaplane.

An orange seaplane conducting an air attack. In the background, an exploding target.

An orange seaplane attacking a speed boat, above a cyan ocean.

I must admit, I do have a soft spot for #cyan.
#dieselpunk #conceptart

This picture has the filename "sean-hargreaves-set-starfleet-assembly-ext-112321-v10a-sh", which is the only real clue beyond the images themselves.

A more familiar portrayal of Starfleet HQ

The interior of a Starfleet assembly building

The bridge of a starship. Unknown era and kind of hard to pin down.

Sean Hargreaves just uploaded some intriguing concept art for a cancelled Star Trek project to his portfolio. No other information is given, but most of it features designs for a Starfleet assembly building.

Oh yes, I know! This is awesome. :D I wish we knew more about the mongoose. :D

Some excerpts from this months chapter of Citizen One

Day Three #Megajam Progress
First pass on some sounds, implemented checkpoints, camera system closer to Crash 2, death states and quick first design pass of the first half of the level.
Starting to feel like a game now!
#UnrealEngine #UE5 #GameDev #GameJam #IndieDev

Cover of ANALOG Computing magazine, issue No. 13 (September/October), priced at $2.50. The tagline reads, “The Magazine for Atari Computer Owners.” The artwork depicts an Atari 1400 XL computer keyboard integrated into an elaborate, circuit-like sci-fi panel with intricate wires, pipes, and glowing components. A large golden scarab beetle design with wings is featured above the keyboard, blending Egyptian symbolism with futuristic technology. In the bottom right corner, article highlights are listed: “ROUNDUP, BOOT CAMP, SPACE ASSAULT, FINE SCROLLING, BASIC UTILITIES COMPARED.”

A scan of the About the Cover section from ANALOG Computing magazine. The text explains that for this issue, the editors asked artist Michael D. Law to create the cover instead of using photography. Law, described as a “mobile” artist, had experience in science fiction and fantasy art, along with other styles. The cover was inspired by the surreal, biomechanical work of Swiss artist H.R. Giger, best known for his designs featured in Ridley Scott’s film Alien. The editors remark that the Atari logo may never again appear in such an imaginative setting and encourage readers to continue following future covers.

I adore how seriously we took making original art for our little computer magazines in the 1980s

This is why Last Jedi was genius.

A digital render of a human skull. Red and purplish colouring, deep shadows on a textured background.

Saturday night lighting experiments. Using lights to paint the object with light, colour and shadow. A departure from my usual sci-fi stuff, good to stretch the old brain a little. #Lightwave3d

Here's the 4K Link: drive.google.com/file/d/1osxx...

I'm now completely happy with the effect, all the bugs, errors and jumpiness are gone! I'm 100% on this, no weirdness, no oddness, everything works from all the angles I'd ever want. All done in camera!

Resistance is not futile.

Loadstar: The Legend of Tully Bodine (1994)

Developed by Rocket Science Games.

Here's the 4K! drive.google.com/open?id=1yDZ...

I've officially been staring at this too long. I have no idea if it's good or not anymore. 🙁 The blend from Cloaking to Not Cloaked is still too abrupt, more work needed. These shots were chosen to sort of showcase the "worst case" scenarios of the technique I'm using. 4K in 🧵!