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And so it begins! After what I thought would be a short prologue, I gt to start the story through Husky's point of view.
"It's been 13 Canis Major years since the horrible invasion in the cold hands of those mechanical monsters. The mysterious creatures that brought this onslaught to a halt, not only purged the evil from Canis Major, saved the Evocanis, but also brought new life to the massive space colony. Efforts to restore the massive ship were successful, and nearly 10 Canis Major years later, it was finished. But this was only the beginning, as the Evocanis race now faced the next step in their evolution as a race..."
A lot of new things I had never done before art wise. But I've been pushing myself further everyday, experimenting to broaden my artistic skills. I am confident this will only get easier and better as I keep on doing them!
Thanks for the support.
Art, characters and story by me.
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Thank you. Centrifugal gravity makes more sense in the real world, but I feel it limited the way I could design my ships. Although hyper dense matter theoretically could work (yet, it is more in the realm of science fiction), it gives you an excuse to get a bit more crazy with the ship designs.
I've had the idea of a space station colony encased in rock formations for a while. I never really managed to put it in paper, until I learned about the Oumuamua comet. That was what finally inspired the design. I was wondering how long it would take until someone mentioned it!
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X. Cytilinsk
Awesome space station design, reminds me of the Oumuamua comet. And gravity from hyper-density! That's a clever idea, I've used a similar concept to explain why it is gravity always pulls towards the centrifuge of some of my spaceship designs.