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I don't usually draw cockpits ( and I should because they are really cool ), however, here's a sketch of what could be a large exoplanet explorer cockpit interior, including Ralph, who is admiring the landscape or sleeping. I don't know.

By the way: cold or warm?

#scifi #scifiart #cokpit #spacefiction

Jan 17, 2024 at 3:27amWeb
Show threadSen the Professional Jan 17, 2024
@Ailantd Warm. The ambiance of the scene hits better when it scans as Desert World Trope, which is conveyed more strongly by a warm color range than a cold one
Show threadManfred AretzJan 17, 2024
@Ailantd
Warm
Show threadPrincess NO CARRIERJan 17, 2024
@Ailantd warm
Show threaddbat Jan 17, 2024
@Ailantd Warm for day, cold for, um, not day!
Show threadErik (OLD ACCOUNT)Jan 17, 2024
@Ailantd warm and that's the reason Ralph is taking a nap
Show threadHaereJan 17, 2024
@Ailantd warm's got great contrast BUT if you have control warm when it's being displayed in a bright area & cool when it's dim
Show threadASemiTreeJan 17, 2024
@Ailantd super cool! I would say warm for sure!
Show threadDoubledadoJan 17, 2024
@Ailantd warm
Show threadAdi πŸ•πŸΎπŸΎπŸΎ (he/him)Jan 17, 2024
@Ailantd warm
Show thread𝙲:\πšπš›πšŠπš—πš”πš£πšŽπš—> β–ˆJan 17, 2024
@Ailantd Warm is defo more appealling
Show threadDoubtful GuestJan 17, 2024
@Ailantd another vote for warm!
And it is really cool!
Show threadBeko Pharm (deprecated)Jan 17, 2024

@Ailantd

[x] for more cockpits

That was no surprise, I guess πŸ€“

[x] …also "warm"

Show threadel_sucrΓ© πŸ³οΈβ€βš§οΈ πŸ‰Jan 17, 2024
@Ailantd Wow, really nice ! I prefer warm β˜€
Show threadChris [list of emoji]Jan 17, 2024

@Ailantd

I vote warm.

Also: nice!

Show threadHelkrizJan 17, 2024
@Ailantd story is popping in my head.
Show threadTobias is an ape, so are youJan 17, 2024
@Ailantd warm. Beautiful work.
Show threadCharles J Gervasi βš‘πŸ›‘οΈπŸ₯₯Jan 18, 2024
@Ailantd They're exploring an arid planet with a thick atmosphere of mostly CO2, nitrogen, and hydrocarbons. Ralph rests his leg against the strong gravity. They're studying the geography of the far south, which was formed 30,000 years ago when the planet's precession resulted in the southern summer coming near perihelion, giving it the extreme seasons the planet's north has today.
Show threadJo BrownJan 18, 2024
@Ailantd Depend on which plant he is for the cold/ warm :p
Show threadBaggersJan 18, 2024
@Ailantd
Gorgeous! And definitely warm