Very awesome. I love seeing ship designs like this.

Designs such as these... how so? I go for the form-follows-function idea.

Model looking. Boxy, thrusters very obvious, vents in view. Something that looks used.
Kinda how Lucas was going for in his original trilogy.

Tug boats are only beautiful to people who can see their true function.

Don't be elitist. Even folks that don't know what they actually do can find beauty in them.

I should add that one can find beauty in something like a tug boat, but once they see what it can do they can gain a whole new respect for it.

I'm a model railroader. I love old and decrepit things. I love the rust, dirt, grime, and disrepair. It adds lots of character.

Ironically, I prefer my own personal vehicle to be shiny and clean. Heh.

This is a space-based vessel. If it ever does re-entry, it would be a slow crawl of an affair.

It's not fast, but it is strong.

"Very nice. I think I'm going to enjoy watching this story develop."

I'm likin' this.

If you want control over the warmth of the greys, you could alternatively scan in greyscale, then switch to RGB mode and lower the blue/green levels. (I'd also suggest adjusting the levels so the "black" is more black, but that's just my opinion.)

Looking interesting so far.

Can't...stop...must..fave..art...

Like I said earlier, I can't wait until you get the strip up and going. The art is awesome as usual, but like  ratsmith said, I really like the George Lucas look and feel to the strip. You know, the whole 'used and comfortable' style of tech, as opposed to 'bright and shiny'. Nothing fancy, just something that'll get the job done. That's one of the things that made the Millennium Falcon such a hit with fans.

Great stuff, and worth more faves than I could give it. :)

Everything in my 'universe' is used. No worries there. None of the ships in my story will be trailer queens.

Well, maybe a few will be- not everyone drives pickup trucks in the real world. There are a few sports cars and such. I imagine passenger liners would be shiny for product image purposes.

Unless said passenger liners were old. You know, a guy/gal buys it for cheap to either convert it or fix it up a little and use it for transporting passengers. Sort've as a cheaper alternative to the high-priced 'luxury' models for the people who still want to travel in style, but without all the cost.

Um... no converted school buses in this one. :)

How about Corvettes? ;) (Or 'blockade runners')

reminds me of Serenity, from the short lived series "Firefly" that was an old, used ship wasn't fast,, but she was dearly loved and got you from one place to another. this looks like a promising. lesbian badger badger badgers? Cool!
--Rick

Hehe. I once has a Gummi Ship (Kingdom Hearts II) that looked very much like that.

I'm really interested in the story you got going.

I can't help but think this has some roots to Talespin XD

No Talespin here. That was an interesting story, but this won't be anything close to that. Not when we get to the lesbian badger and her- err... ah...

Next slide, please-

So it jacks into the other ship's thrusters when it latches on...?

Excellent page :D :D

I really like the facial expression in the 4th panel.

Mmm, furry sci-fi. Don't see nearly enough of that, IMHO.

Good stuff.

awesome love this already cany wait for the next istallment hey !! ',..,'

Gee, I still need to draw it! Gotta wait for it to be done before we can attack that part.

Would you buy this as a comic book when it comes out?

more than likely yeah !! ',..,'

Ooooh, starship designs! Those are always fun to doodle. Though, now that I think on it, I've not done any space stations... I might have to fix that.

Staying tuned! ^^ And ooooh, tapestries (yes, I read the pic's artist's comment too xD). I wonder who you are there. Maybe we played sometime? And nope, not as Salmy myself, I haven't sent him into stage forever..

Nice comic. One small thing: the lettering is much darker than the darkest ink lines. Doesn't blend in well with the linework. Either the letters need to be changed to the darkest grey in the linework, or the levels on the linework should be changed(preferred, and is what I do). In Photoshop, this would be accomplished by opening the Levels dialog(ctrl+L) and using the dark eyedropper to select what should be black. In other programs, I guess playing with contrast would do it. Again, it's just a small detail.
Also, that symbol on their sleeves looks remarkably similar to the Federation logo from Star Trek.


Anyway, great art! I look forward to seeing the website whenever it launches.