#spaceship generator

[clownpalette]

Saw moots making these and wanted to join 🥺👉👈💕

Got possessed by the art god and drew all in one day 💀💀

Can you tell that I drew them on my phone? >;P

Blood tw for 2 more characters<3

[marthciry]

Inspired by other people doing these creatures.

(Inspired mostly by mossworm)

[wakingdreamworld]

Busy Spaceport

[moodboardmix]

Mac Bocanai Art !

[alphamecha-mkii]

Star Wars: X-Wing (2nd Ed.) - Eta-2 Actis Expansion Pack - Jedi General, Eta-2 Actis

[frogshunnedshadows]

Some photos of the Star Trek The Next Generation Enterprise-D sets, from the STTNG Interactive Technical Manual CDROM, 1994.

[spockvarietyhour]

Tarellian vessel, "Haven"

[turtleblogatlast]

Leo, if he leaned more into his love for magic tricks: for my next trick, I’m gonna make myself ~disappear~ *proceeds to get lost in space for five months*

[rogdona]

[whereserpentswalk]

You live on a space station. It's several light years from the nearest star. Even with the best travel possible it would take about ten years to get there. And most stars people go to have even longer travel times.

The station acts as a rest stop between star systems. Mostly for generational ships that are passing through. Though rest stop is a strange thing to say. At this scale, the ships are the size of small cities, and the station is the size of a metropolis, if not in size then in population and function. Ships will dock for a few years, and people will have the chance to come out, of their ships and explore somewhere new, alongside getting new supplies.

It's always exciting whenever a new ship comes along. It's almost always a new culture you're meeting. Useally humans but sometimes something else. You get to find out about an entirely new culture, and live with them, and meet new people. There have been a lot of interesting variations on humanity alone you've met. A civilization that used biotech. Pilgrims on a journey to a planet that probably doesn't exist. A civilization of almost entirely cyborgs. Your ship always ends up with a neighborhood or two populated by every culture that stops by. Some people always choose to move to your station, some people choose to move to the ships from your station, when humans are the most valuable cargo, it's important to do what you can to up your diversity.

And beyond that, it's just nice for both groups to be able to explore eachothers ships when they're attached, getting to see so many new things. It's lonely out between the stars. You're always aware that even while you're in these massive cities that there's still only nothingness beyond you. That you're a small dot of light out in space. Even in the warmest and most cozy spaces you can't help but know that the cold is around you. It's all you've ever known, and all you'll ever know. The one time you met a ship that had been to a planet in living memory they found it disturbing that you only knew this world of floating cities, that you've never seen nature, but to everyone else it's normal. You have a few artificial environments, but for the most part it's just these cities in space, and that's fine for you, you like having people, you like being with the people you're with.

It's strange. Sometimes a ship won't have as many people. Sometimes it'll just be cargo and robots who manage the cargo. Sometimes most of the people will be in hypersleep. Sometimes it'll be a smaller ship with a smaller crew. One time a ship looked like a normal generational ship but it was entirely empty. The ship leadership made sure that one left fast, there was something deeply wrong about that one.

It's always sad when a ship leaves. You know it has to happen but that doesn't make it any less sad. It's something worth grieving for most. You have people who you knew for years who you'll never see again. People leaving forever on both sides. Entire streets and neighborhoods you'll never get to go to again. You'll spend your time with those who you know are going, do what you will for your last days. You'll see parents and children, freinds and lovers, split forever. And when you watch the ships go, you'll wish for some tragedy to turn them around, but there won't be, there won't be...

[chameleocoonj]

random spaceship sprite generator where would I be without you <3

[ufo-world-tv]

UFO Over Field 🛸

[kimberlychapman]

Reality sucks so show me your favourite spaceships. Mine is above (the Enterprise D from Star Trek TNG).

Please fill my tumblr timeline with spaceship joy. Remember to tell us all what the ship is and from what source. Post as many as you like. This is about joy.

[wakingdreamworld]

More Spaceports - Pt 2

[idol--hands]

A Meeting of Gods

LORE: “Look at this brother! A meeting of Gods….and we weren’t invited! What a tragic oversight. A real mistake. But don’t you worry, oh brother mine. We’ll make sure it’s their last.”

[alphamecha-mkii]

Facing the Borg at Wolf 359 by Paul Young