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A bit of strange Star Trek-ish art that fell out after a discussion about the many and varied uses for medical equipment, fanfiction and the Shakespearian metaphoric usage of chess matches between characters.
daemonikk as a rather Vulcan jaguar.
apocastasis as the Captain (and he must be a very important one for them to change the captain's uniform for him based on his dislike of yellow).
I was actually using this as a warm-up artpiece before drawing a piece of private giftart, but it hijacked my brain and ACHTUNG IT MUST BE PERFECT SCHNELL SCHNELL SCHNELL.
Look at that steam on the teacup. LOOK AT IT FOR FUCK'S SAKE. It's FANTASTIC. HOLY FUCK.
daemonikk as a rather Vulcan jaguar.
apocastasis as the Captain (and he must be a very important one for them to change the captain's uniform for him based on his dislike of yellow).I was actually using this as a warm-up artpiece before drawing a piece of private giftart, but it hijacked my brain and ACHTUNG IT MUST BE PERFECT SCHNELL SCHNELL SCHNELL.
Look at that steam on the teacup. LOOK AT IT FOR FUCK'S SAKE. It's FANTASTIC. HOLY FUCK.
Category Artwork (Digital) / Fanart
Species Unspecified / Any
Size 1209 x 800px
File Size 188.4 kB
I actually started to think about the physics of it all... then stopped myself. I'm going to need to sleep sometime tonight.
By-the-by, because of the placement and perspective of it all... that white square (I'm going to asume it's a square) above the "teacup" kinda looks like a steam-driven propeller... which makes me think two things:
"What is that prop driving?"
and
"Why would a vulcan be using such an inefficient method of power?"
....
Wow, I'm a geek sometimes.
By-the-by, because of the placement and perspective of it all... that white square (I'm going to asume it's a square) above the "teacup" kinda looks like a steam-driven propeller... which makes me think two things:
"What is that prop driving?"
and
"Why would a vulcan be using such an inefficient method of power?"
....
Wow, I'm a geek sometimes.
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