I really like the ship!

Named by a preschooler…I still dunno why he named her that. The lighting is a bit off, and possibly perspective/scale.
Glad you liked it.

These are great!
The ship is so great i really like the mix of strait areas and the central hub, very cool,and the planet very wonderful with all the swirls on the big one. The moons are nice also good texture on them, craters and all.
What is the medium?
Also the size?

Procreate on the iPad with a capacitive stylus (no pressure sensitivity, it’s not an iPad Pro…I used a rotring 800+ or my fingers.) about…twenty minutes a drawing maybe. He likes to use art software on his Nintendo ds to emulate my drawings.
Sizewise…they are quite high res, some of the others were too big to upload, at about 4096 pixels on the largest edge. No physical size, but were drawn on a tablet screen so slightly less than a4, but you can zoom in when drawing obviously.
The planet one is a somewhat compressed version of our solar system (when your art director says they want Jupiter, two moons, Mars and Earth, you give it to them in the hope they doze off some enough for you to go downstairs and watch Portrait Artist of the Year on Sky before bed.)

I watched your video, thanks for posting that!
Cool to watch it take shape.
I really enjoyed the part on the nebula where you were adding in the negative spaces. That’s nice to know you can do that on digital.

If anything it’s easier because of layers. I still work in what amounts to a traditional manner when using digital, which has advantages and disadvantages (full trained digital artists use custom brushes and layer masks and all sorts I never got the hang of after years of playing about) but it lets me do stuff like this…which I could only do with a lengthy process of painting or airbrushing (I assume…I have never had a proper go on one lol. Despite reading about them in my teenage years, when airbrush art was much more mainstream.) that I don’t have materials or space for. This way I can lay next to little mans bed and he can watch the drawings as they happen.
It’s quite funny, because I had no idea he was emulating me using his kindle tablet (ok..we share it, but it’s basically his at this point lol) and Nintendo ds. But one day he tottered up to show me something, and he too had dozens of planet drawings he had done in a very similar fashion….again, what would have been hours of getting paints ready and cleaning up, and all sorts of muddy messes, he had done himself independently. It’s great. He’s not even lost all his baby teeth yet, and already he’s there smudging and layering. He’s better than he is with paper and pencil. It’s a brave new world.

Anyway, glad you enjoyed it…I might be able to do a video for the sci-fi channel one, depending how YouTube feel about nudity in artwork.

These are great! Love the exhaust on your ship and the striking colors on J
Jupiter!

Thanks..and to all the other complimenting posts (is there a way to multiquote)

I just flicked through some of your work Hood, and I have one you are gonna find an amusing coincidence, if it lets me upload it…

I emailed to myself to resize it…as you can see I never finished this one, and the nebula can probably reveal one of the reasons for the subject xD
(Little one says that Voyager 2 is his favourite space probe, but also likes New Horizons.)