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Another grab bag of random sketches today. This is what you get when you have a few ideas to play with but don't want to waste multiple pages for each one. The first two sketches are the ones in the upper left and bottom right. Both are more experiments with the shape template tool I… Continue reading Sketches – Random Technology 5
This miscellaneous selection of doodles was pulled from a couple of different places, some from some youtube videos I was watching at the time, one of them from an imgur image that had an interesting detail to draw some inspiration from. Nothing there was really worthwhile to fully retain as part of my photo archive,… Continue reading Sketches – Random Technology 3
One of the few things that really separates the Terran Dominion from other civilizations in the deWulf universe is their possession of Gravity Drives. While the normal drive field technology offers quite a few benefits compared to more "conventional" drive systems like chemical or charged particle systems, the gravity drive offers a similar leap in… Continue reading Sketches – Gravity Drive Concepts
A part of sketching is sometimes jut pulling random bits and pieces together. I forget where either of these were inspired from, I think some otherwise unremarkable comic book or website. Both of the images are pretty standard concepts, the first one a somewhat futuristic sensor tower. While the big spherical thing is more common… Continue reading Sketches – Random Technology 2
Sometimes I do a lot of little sketches on a single page, and instead of breaking them all up into their own sketches, I've decided to put them out on a single page. The two upper left sketches are detail ideas taken from the Honor Harrington comic that came out a couple years back. I… Continue reading Sketches – Random Technology 1
In the wake of the First Contact War, the X-Ray laser mount demonstrated that it was possible to develop heavier energy battery weapons, though ideally without the hazards that the X-Ray laser weapons system generated. Even so, Sintillan technology showed the way forward in many fields, such as better lasing cavities, more robust and larger… Continue reading Sketches – deWulf Capital Turret
Kreutz University Department of Astrophysics "Professor Ernst, I think we have an issue?" "Yes, what is it?" "I was reviewing the latest pull from the G2R2 Array and, well, we have a problem." "I'm guessing that this is a more substantial issue. You wouldn't be bothering me if it was just a synchronization issue." "KR… Continue reading Existential Dread
Dear PackMaster Brand, I have been, until recently, a proud member of the production group at the Never Depot on Sif. As part of the initial development team on the molecular assembler technology, I was proud to not only have my thesis project accepted, but given enough funding to see it become the mature technology… Continue reading Aback
Admittedly, this concept is rather heavily based on what little we saw of the drop sleds from that old classic game Quake 2. While we never really saw much of Bitterman's pod, we did see a few other crashed pods, and we also got a much better look at the whole system in Quake 4.… Continue reading Sketches – deWulf Drop Pod
The deWulf universe took one of it's early inspirations from the Aliens™ universe, and that kind of inspiration filtered down into the small arms as well. One part of which was the ubiquitous "smart gun". The challenge I had is that since the setting's a bit more advanced than the Aliens one, the question was… Continue reading Sketches – deWulf Small Arms
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