Things will happen

Lady Sirella #StarTrek

I'm told that the blade itself incites to deeds of violence

I’m going through something #wip

TIL that this Romulan emblem wasn't designed by the TNG art department but was outsourced to designer and illustrator Monte Thrasher. Mike Okuda refined it into the final version. /1

Speaking of which #wip

Speaking of which #wip

Recreations of four official Star Trek logos that never were. The last two were featured in a 1994 Playmates catalogue.

Some of the art Steve R Dodd gave us in 2025. Can’t wait for his 2026 output to start flowing!

We watched Saw in 2006 and Larry Clark's "Kids" one time 🤨

Hey artists, quote with your red art

Been thinking about this again, that version of their uniform is so nice, I love those tight purple pants and the sash look amazing I must draw it

recently watched an episode of Star Trek TNG with the Duras sisters, so I'm reposting this thing I drew in 2022

Invite you all to read this great thread by my good friend Hye and keep it in mind in the future

I'm happy to drop this, I'm skeptical, but also I won't witch hunt and nitpick art just because I don't like how it looks I have my reservations on the Trek IP having (allegedly) used AI before, but I don't want to live thinking there is an elaborate plot to hide the use of it all the time

Everyone needs a little project they don’t play about

back when i was in uni i liked thinking about pika in stem #pikachu

Everyone needs a little project they don’t play about

Anyway I did just finish this actually, but my plan is to do the final version on paper, which I will start working on soon #StarTrek

Where the light source comes from is none of my business

Sorry to get radical but I don’t think it’s my job or yours to embrace, accept, understand - and certainly not to use - the thing being sold to us as AI. I don’t like any part of it, so I won’t. I’m missing out? Good, that’s what I want. You’re worried about me missing out? That’s fuckin weird, man.

Anyway I did just finish this actually, but my plan is to do the final version on paper, which I will start working on soon #StarTrek

Ah yes the nameless artist and the "AI is here to stay" conclusion lol, lmao even

There is something that is truly satisfying about drawing these I can’t explain it

Made him a friend

Four books with wraparound cover art by Michael Leonard (1933-2023).

Creatives who use AI to replace the work of other creatives are class traitors without souls. You are not entitled to have things just because you want them, especially when those things you want put other people in the poorhouse. I'd rather die.

Just some random painting of queer Joy and tenderness for no reason other than visibility.

Klingon namakubi sticker wip

I dont want to clog Jessies mentions with this, but furthermore nobody likes being preached to is what Im trying to say; the way they write (most of) TV today is for the mind of someone on their phone while they watch it, the way complex themes are approached is barebones and often devoid of a bite

Sorry stobotnik

Going to redraw this as Martok hunting a Saber Bear

Shout-out to the incredible artists who have contributed to The Edge of Midnight: @crowlls.bsky.social , @pundus.art , @ncc-60205.bsky.social and @steillustrates.bsky.social

Anyway check these out

Apropos of nothing thought it would be nice to share some of the fantastic fan artists who have worked with us to bring our stories to life. Lets keep it going, share some fantastic fan art! featuring @steillustrates.bsky.social @crowlls.bsky.social @ncc-60205.bsky.social and @foodcu-be.bsky.social

This is tweaking me the fuck out dog unserious company

I lied one more

I lied one more

Dumpster diving into ancient folders. Here are some O'briens from I wanna say 2016. #art

Robert McCall was an illustrator for Life Magazine and other publications, but is best known for being NASA’s primary artist for many years. He had a lifelong love of aviation and spaceflight, and the pre-production illustrations he made for Star Trek: The Motion Picture are marvelous.

Making an artbook really is a WIP hell of your own making, but we must endure

This evening I have been researching what paints animators used in the 70s, as you do. 🧵 I wanted to identify exactly what colours Filmation would have used in their TAS artwork. Seems like they used Cel-Vinyl, going by the codes used on spec sheets. I found a handy hex value spreadsheet too!

Last one

Last one

Hold on I’m actually cooking with this again

I haven’t watched Starfleet Academy yet, but did I spy with my little eye some previews of the Klingon character hunting with a bow and arrow?

I had no idea this was Mark Lenard

always good to remember that every artist you have ever looked up to used references, never let people on the internet tell you otherwise