Spaceship quarters

Sleeping quarters for the ship workers sent to set in motion the first stages of colonizing Mars! Workers will spend most of their time outside of these quarters and use them primarily for sleeping and taking their morning and evening dose of medicine which is kept in the nearby refrigerator. This medicine helps combat loss of bone mass, radiation, prevents nausea and helps co-ordination. Time taken for the scene: Under 2 weeks.

Description Visual for a Location card in my incoming card game Star Troopers: Crash Test. Rendered in 3DS Max.

Small Crew Quarter, Daniel Korican on ArtStation at https://www.artstation.com/artwork/9N3Ryy

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Set replica of Captain Picard's quarters, from The Next Generation. Star Trek The Tour, in Long Beach, CA.

The Normandy SR-2 is a starship that serves as Commander Shepard's base of operations following the destruction of the SSV Normandy. The Normandy SR-2 first enters service in 2185, and serves as the "successor" to the SR-1. The Illusive Man had Cerberus build the SR-2 for the newly-revived Commander Shepard's team to aid them in their mission to stop the Collectors' galaxy-wide campaign of human abductions. The ship serves as the headquarters of the Lazarus Cell. Constructed at great and…

The Spaceship Sleeping Quarters is a unique sound ambience designed to help you focus, relax, and sleep better. Inspired by the futuristic sounds of a spaceship, this sound ambience features a combination of white noise, ambient sounds, and calming music to create a peaceful and immersive environment. Whether you're looking to improve your productivity, reduce stress, or get a better night's sleep, the Spaceship Sleeping Quarters is the perfect solution.

This was a scene I was working on with a bit of spare time at home. I'm a huge fan of The Expanse, and I've always loved their set designs. I've always wanted to make something from the show. It's a series that's very grounded in real physics, and of course being a physical set, it actually has to function. If you haven't seen the show, please watch it, it's amazing :). I picked a small part of the Rocinante, as it's the main craft in the series, and has some interesting elements to it…

Crew quarters and dining areas are the only sections of the Antares to not require artificial gravity as they are located at the end of long rotating arms that provide gravity via centrifugal force.