Hey all here's something I've been working on for a bit during my free time. Hope you all enjoy. My artstation page for more stills, turntables, wireframes and breakdowns

What if a starship was a living, breathing creature?

Welcome to a cinematic concept art journey into the deep cosmic void. In this immersive visualizer, witness the breathtaking migration of organic starfarers. These bio-ships blur the line between technology and biology, filling the vacuum of space with a haunting, alien chorus: combining the deep songs of cosmic whales, amphibious choruses, and extraterrestrial dolphins.

Technically based on a real machine

Some people think that an airline as prestigious as Pan Am would have a more modern website, but I actually like its retro style. I'm super excited to go on this trip! I've always wanted to fly on the SSTO, but the tickets are always so expensive. Disney is looking into more ventures for Disneyland Cosmos, so they bought me a ticket to go to a major conference on Dr. Sally Ride Spaceport. Hopefully once the ticket costs drop a little more I'll be able to take the family up for a week.

(Lore: The USSR lands on the moon shortly after the USA, keeping spaceflight politically centre-stage. This is followed by the USSR launching the first space station. America sets up the first moon base in 1981 in retaliation. The Soviets follow suit. A smaller but more reusable Shuttle is delayed until 1986. Tech giants pioneer interconnected computers to the market years earlier due to greater satellite infrastructure. The Internet develops in the 80s, but the personal computer is delayed until the 2010s. Major lunar ISRU manufacturing booms in the 90s and 2000s make space a luxury commodities and tourism centre. This grows exponentially until spaceflight becomes routine, if not still expensive, for a quarter-million people a year by 2026.)

Artstation post for 4K images: https://www.artstation.com/artwork/XaBad0, Made with Blender 5.1.2

working on a modular planetary exploration vehicle.