#bajoran design

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having many many thoughts about major Kira / Bajorans having a tail :)

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thinking about little Nerys on this fine saturday night ;-;

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she does NOTTT. usually dress this way. Get her out of that outfit RIGHT MEOW.

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Nerys!! ♥︎ She has possesed my body and soul these past few days I can't stop drawing her

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sleepy, overstimulated, ipad on 12% but i couldnt stop thinking about kira playing baseball so please accept this product of tired drawing

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Kira with a mullet for @revlerie :3 <3

[dandelionbookwyrm]

Here’s a pair of shots that showcase the farmstead’s exterior in “Progress”.  I do like how it evokes a rustic vibe while still coming off as Bajoran rather than Earth-like.  While I haven’t done a lot of research into it, I am vaguely aware that the concept of single-family farmsteads being a long-term success is more or less an American myth, with it being necessary to be part of a larger community to truly succeed in agriculture.  I’m just unsure how aware the writers were of that.

[dandelionbookwyrm]

Wrapping up my screencaps of “The Storyteller”, here’s a shot of Julian & Miles arriving in the village.  I suspect this area is the designated beam-in spot as well as a gathering area.  That central circle would be a little too coincidental on a Watsonian level otherwise.  Regardless, I do like the set design for the Bajoran village in this episode, and there’ll be more spotlight on Bajoran architecture in the upcoming “Progress” screencaps.