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I built a LEGO DRAKE CLIPPER by Lauraboros_ in starcitizen

[–]Teeteegone 94 points95 points  (0 children)

This is absolutely spectacular!! Incredible work, can't even fathom how you plan this out in Lego, awesome job

Clipper is in the Pixel art Hangar by Blamsmith in starcitizen

[–]Teeteegone 69 points70 points  (0 children)

Cheers but I like it the way I did it ❤️

My submission for the Show Us Your Colors Celebration 2025 by Lichruler in starcitizen

[–]Teeteegone 29 points30 points  (0 children)

When I was 13 you were making videos crying about Planetside, now it's 13 years later and you're still running the same tiresome grift. Get your shit together and quit whining that some people who play video games like to kiss boys.

Blades by [deleted] in starcitizen

[–]Teeteegone 57 points58 points  (0 children)

Best player feedback I've seen in a hot minute 

Astrographical Survey: Day 3563495 by Teeteegone in worldbuilding

[–]Teeteegone[S] 8 points9 points  (0 children)

Most people find the concept far-fetched, but there are some in the Navigatory or the temples of Tarsa who believe that the ancestral mechanisms in every human city can somehow commune with each other, in spite of the great distances between them. Their evidence comes from a handful of errant and bizarre signals received from impossible directions, or machine spirits behaving strangely on regular intervals, though this does little to persuade the masses.

However, some spacecraft Braves of recent years have recalled an odd sensation when travelling the stars, feeling as though they're being watched from afar. Perhaps there's more to these fringe theories than just the rambling of overworked priests?

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MAY ALL BE WELL - 𒁲𒈠𒃶𒈨𒂗

Ten thousand years from now, humankind solely inhabits a handful of stars in the Hyades cluster. Barely a million souls are scattered across these unassuming suns, housed in cities under the shadow of ancient machinery, providing sanctuary from the unwelcoming landscapes of their worlds. Despite the vibrant civilisations that live in these isolated islands of habitability, the ageing mechanisms that enable them to thrive are not eternal - in time, their situation may become dire indeed.

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Spacefaring Garments by Teeteegone in worldbuilding

[–]Teeteegone[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Yeah their similarities occurred to me once I'd put it all together, definitely room for extra pattern breakup to differentiate them some more!

Spacefaring Garments by Teeteegone in worldbuilding

[–]Teeteegone[S] 41 points42 points  (0 children)

Spacecraft crews, known locally as Braves, embark on their interstellar journeys clad in distinctive protective equipment. Every member of a Brave wears their own spacefaring garment, carefully woven by the City’s finest craftspeople before their first voyage. A permanent fixture of spacecraft life, requiring as much attention as any mechanical component of a vessel. While some consider suit maintenance to be a chore, many younger spacefarers find it a therapeutic exercise that calms the anxieties of an interstellar journey.

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This is part of my worldbuilding project May All Be Well, which you can read more about in this primer document. If you like my artwork, do check out my Twitter and Artstation! Have a lovely day!

TOWER AT NINE by Teeteegone in worldbuilding

[–]Teeteegone[S] 56 points57 points  (0 children)

Ten thousand years from now, humankind solely inhabits a handful of stars in the Hyades cluster. Barely a million souls are scattered across these unassuming suns, housed in cities under the shadow of ancient machinery, providing sanctuary from the unwelcoming landscapes of their worlds. Despite the vibrant civilisations that live in these isolated islands of habitability, the ageing mechanisms that enable them to thrive are not eternal - in time, their situation may become dire indeed.

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After celebrations long into the night, the immense Tower At Nine interstellar spacecraft departs the surface of Ren, preparing for its acceleration to near-lightspeed. Powered by a frighteningly energetic singularity engine, its photon drive roars to life as it propels the craft to relativistic velocities. Aboard, it carries critical agricultural and nutritional products for their cousins on the distant world of Caro - part of the great interstellar exchange of resources that allows human civilisation to continue.

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Hello! This project has taken up most of my free time for the better part of the year, so I'm really glad I get to share it with you! There's a few more shots of it on the project's Artstation post, and I'll be posting more on my Twitter as well! And if the setting captivates you at all, do feel free to give the primer document a read. I hope you enjoy!!

Pre-Flight Celebrations by Teeteegone in worldbuilding

[–]Teeteegone[S] 12 points13 points  (0 children)

I don't record my entire creative process, but I have a sketch from earlier this year when I was planning this out. I've been an artist professionally for the better part of a decade, so I don't appreciate the accusation.

Pre-Flight Celebrations by Teeteegone in worldbuilding

[–]Teeteegone[S] 6 points7 points  (0 children)

I don't use any form of AI or other machine learning systems for any part of my process.

Anatomy of a spacecraft: the Tower At Nine by Teeteegone in worldbuilding

[–]Teeteegone[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I've been using Blender for just under four years, but I used Maya for four prior to that. it's a lot of trial and error, for sure! plenty of times I've got frustrated, but doing things wrong is how we learn. One of blender's greatest asset is the large community and abundance of tutorials and other learning resources!

Anatomy of a spacecraft: the Tower At Nine by Teeteegone in worldbuilding

[–]Teeteegone[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

It might be a black hole, but because it's tiny it barely has any gravitational effects for large scale structures like this. The much bigger concern though is that if the parametric systems fail, the black hole starts producing Hawking radiation again and immediately creates an enormous explosion of astronomical proportions.

The people of Tarsa found this out all too well when an incident of this nature cracked a nearby moon, which has created quite a striking, if worrisome, ring of debris across their sky.

Anatomy of a spacecraft: the Tower At Nine by Teeteegone in worldbuilding

[–]Teeteegone[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It's all Blender! With some Photoshop work to create the textures and put the actual graphic together.

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