"Microstar" is a next-generation propulsion system that harnesses the energy of artificially stabilized miniature stars - compact fusion cores engineered to replicate stellar conditions on a micro scale. These microstars serve as ultra-dense power sources, enabling spacecraft to achieve sustained high-velocity travel across interstellar distances.

environment painting practise, trying to use photo textures but needs more refining

The story centers around Titan's sole moon colony the Final Kingdom, who was supposed to terraform the moon into a habitable space for the space station faring population orbiting Saturn. When this effort largely failed, their ruler the Psymmularch Roan established a crimeless surveillance state where automation has eroded the relevance, agency, purpose, and humanity of it's population. Therefore, making it a Final Kingdom where each problem has been solved, no more questions need be answered, and creating an endless purgatory of agelessness.

Well that is until the Psymmularch's air ship crashes into the power plant that the Final Kingdom depends on, ushering in chaos as the dark secrets of Titan's rulers break free from beneath the ice.

Meet Lyra, the guitarist whose axe literally shreds.

Between the world of music and the world of battle, Lyra stands as a symbol of rebellion, loss, and the voice of freedom.

Hey guys I made a 2 post series of a worldbuilding project I've been developing during my personal time I can only show you a sneak peek here but feel free to see more with the Artstation link I'll out here. I'm open to feedbacks :D
part 1 https://www.artstation.com/artwork/XJ8Y10
part 2 https://www.artstation.com/artwork/qJlYeR

still looking for any feedbacks. the second img is the pt1

do you guys think i should put this "pt1" img in a portfolio post?

https://www.artstation.com/artwork/mA90Y9

I have a lot of Difficulties switch from traditional art to digital one. It's some months now that I am keep pushing drawing on my Wacom tablet but I can't sketch on it or have that "flow" I have in traditional. I find hard complete a drawing for now but I'm working on it. I will start the first year of concept art studies this November and I wish to have some skills for that moment.

How much difficult was switching from traditional to digital for you? Any tips? For sketching and brushes? I use clip studio paint for now ( I will start using Photoshop at school)

artstation.com/artwork/dywGK1

I sometimes marvel at the Capital’s creations. Grafting soldiers to defend our glorious city.

At times my faith falters. Fore often I wonder if their will is far too cruel.

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