From the 1954 book 'The Exploration of the Moon' by Arthur C. Clarke artist unknown
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From the 1954 book 'The Exploration of the Moon' by Arthur C. Clarke artist unknown
Art by Angus McKie for 'The High Frontier: Human Colonies in Space' by Gerard K O'Neill (Corgi 1978 UK edition)
Viltrum Space Port Background Paintings for Invincible Season 4.
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Alpha Zeo – Space Agency
Today's pixel art is based on the YS III video game for the Super Nintendo. Incidentally, it's one of the earliest games. Literally several role-playing games were released there this year, including Final Fantasy. A game about adventure and travel. Side view. A very interesting solution! For a role-playing game.
Here's another of the Toyhou . se folder thumbnails, this time for Gods Of Earth. This time I decided to depict one of many space ports in the setting, with little abstract people populating it. Spaaaaaaaaaace.
Cantina Crowd by Ross Murray
Space Mountain Space Port
...or more accurately, Space Station 77. The following description is provided by Newamere-Workshop over on DeviantArt. Starport 75 is a massive galactic airport that hovers over Earth-in a far future where humanity put all their energy into space exploration. Startravel has reached a point where there's a massive ammount of money to be made in Star-Tourism, for humans and aliens alike. But before these worlds can become host to attractions, they must be charted-explored-and understood. Many of the planets/stars are based off real exoplanets and celestial bodies-or based off some other media though their characteristics are greatly exaggerated, of course.
Whale by Cristi-B