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SpireKat β Docking
Published: 2012-07-12 03:24:46 +0000 UTC; Views: 12631; Favourites: 439; Downloads: 373
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Line drawing completed with Sakura Pigma Micron pen.Related content
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Wow! I know this took you a long time finishing. Nice work!
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ow god my eyes lol the details -- very awesome!
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Great work, such amazing scale and detail! Love the style as well, its like its from the glory days of hard sci=fi!Β
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Exquisite detail my friend. Reminds me of John Mollo's art work for the Nostromo back in 77.
regards,
M
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Or maybe you mean "Ron Cobb" 
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Its cool to see a fellow artist doing it the old fashioned way like Cobb, Joe Johnston, Nilo Rodis Jamero, Ralph McQuarrie and Doug Chiang 
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Yes duh how stupid of me yes I mean Ron Cobb. He's the one who jokes that he love to draw corridoors haha!
cheers mate.
M
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Haha . . .
You were in the ballpark
Corridors and Air-lock doors too!
Its a lost art nowadays to use markers and pencils.
It be a miracle if its utilized in the next Star Wars Films, I'm thinking of taking a crack at it again (I had an "in" when I met Producer Rick McCallum in Hollywood and he gave me Art Director "Doug Chiang's" personal Office number at "JAK Films", which was the Studio name for the Prequels
Folks like "Spirekat" though keep our style going
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!!! The level of detail and precision... WOW
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Brother of mechanical, dealing with the same thing as You
You have a very good lineart to create mechanisms
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Oooh,dang!You're good.The Robot Dog was really awesome as well.
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This is epic. I love the details 
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Excellent detail on this picture and nicely done perspective too! Good work.
Anyhow, the pic seems to be lacking a good size reference, I can't really spot anything that could be used to measure just how big the ship and the whole hangar bay is. There are of course some windows here and there, but not really a solid measure like a tiny little person doing something somewhere in the frame, or an airlock or a door that fits one person. It sort of takes out some of the effect of the apparent huge size of the craft. Obviously it is huge, but just how so is left sort of a mystery, which is a bit of a shame.
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Thanks for making an interesting point. I suppose I could've added a glass covered walkway with people moving around in it. Maybe on another drawing.
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This is amazing man! How long does a drawing like that take?
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Thanks. I don't know how long it took exactly. I just took my time with it drawing a section at a time over several days. One to two hours per session perhaps.
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Keep up the good work here making large scale scifi space stations.
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awesome piece! i especially liked how and where you used line thickness to make it all 'pop out' much the better.
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Thanks. You've got a sharp eye.
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Awesome use of perspective and vanishing point!!...and very nice effect of the stars in the background!
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Woow!Fantastic perspective!Details are amazing! 
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Damn. This makes me feel like I'm actually in a suit, watching the ship dock. Incredible detail and perspective.
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yeah that's excellent. must've been fun to work on it over time [assuming it took quite a few sittings] - add details here and there. you got that great feeling of being in this enclosed station, but with an opening to the vastness of space- feels biiiig. and looking at the stars they look super great aswell - they really look distant.
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Beautiful! Perspective, details, technical, and the little "vintage look" is captivating!
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