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| Location | Buenos Aires, Argentina |
| Website | https://tadeodoria.com |
Across the Unknown made me so nostalgic for Voyager, as a kid it was my favorite Trek show because it had the most action and ship shots.
I remember being in my grandparents' house and seeing the ad for the premiere, here it wouldn't air until late 97, when I was 4; it's one of my first memories. The ad is so cheesy but it makes me so emotional 🥲
I miss Uniseries. I miss when the world seemed simpler...
Gotta admit, a base builder/resource management Trek game using the MSD is such an obvious idea, I'm surprised no one did it before.
Been playing the new Voyager game, Across the Unknown. As a fan of strategy I've been loving my time with it so far, and geeking out over all the little rooms and details!
A personal highlight for me are the battery rooms, which seem to be inspired by my USS Budapest engineering set. The bigger battery room even has the glass panels at the center. I'm flattered, and as ever I'm so happy to be able to inspire other artists as so many have inspired me! ❤️
Haha, watching the latest Starfleet Academy I recognized in the background one of the shots my friend Dave Clark did for the DS9 documentary 'What We Left Behind'.
So cool this was included! I showed it to him and he's so happy his work's canon now! ❤️
And here's the finished USS Yeager sickbay!
Did a few last minute changes, most notable a pattern for the carpet and increased lighting.
You can see more renders and read a small description over at my site: https://tadeodoria.com/projects/rl6DR6?album_id=8218124
Hope you like it!❤️🖖
Bit the bullet and modeled the HAG H3 chairs used on Voyager and other Starfleet ships. I didn't thought the bigger office chairs I had fit this room, and I also wanted something a bit more utilitarian-looking than the Capisco.
I tested several different things but I ended up going for a simple panel above the beds. I added isolinear chips at the sides, to balance out the ones in the CMO console. I also added a cart and random props over the back wall.
JK Woodward
Jörg Hillebrand