These rule. I really enjoy the juxtaposition of asymmetric elements that give some of these a pragmatic "whatever meets the need" flavor and the weight of them that is expressed both explicitly in wires and cables and implicitly with a very slight load-bearing droop or arch shapes. Easy to imagine these floating above the cloud line in perilously thin air, like oil rigs built around some atmospheric singularity.
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How long does it take to make these for you?? So many spaceships today and I love them all
I honestly don't know, on account of I draw obsessively & constantly & I don't keep track, like I went to bed at 1ish last night & then I've been doing this all day except for chores and the library? something like a day or two divided by # of ships.
I love these! Favorite one is upper right. The fins under it are interesting, and I like the curved dome and being able to see clouds and stuff in there.
These remind me a little of the style of Ian McQue, also have cool ship designs
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