Cassadia

@cassadia.bsky.social

A dream of a future imperfect. Total 3D art amateur. She/her like all good ships are.

ALMOST happy with the starfield setup I have! It's fiddly trying to make them bright enough without them actually contributing light to the scene. It's so little light but I like really deep shadows. And more fiddling with the Perseverance. I need to make a Lantern ship next.. #scifi #blender #b3d

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Fiddled instead of working. I just rule-of-cool'd the top one, the bottom is the new version that tries to be accurate-ish. Extremely WIP. Perseverance's time to Beta Hydri, 400 years. The Euryale, 3 weeks.

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other writing project i have planned that will hopefully work out after i finish up that in setting hardsuit writeup, my notes app is like full of these random unfinished drafts of worldbuilding writing projects

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Sulis I, a crewed mission to the sun. I based this design on the astronomical (and astrological) symbol for the sun. The crew lives in a spinning torus that is protected by a massive, flat sunshield.

A ship comprised of a spinning torus over a flat sunshield, seen at an angle.A ship comprised of a spinning torus over a flat sunshield. Seen against the sun, it takes the form of the astronomy symbol, a circle with a dot in the center.

Spent hours playing around with brain designs but none are quite how I want... and this one looks way more like a big gem than it was meant to. But, an Aureate lab assistant holding another AI for an ad. Being a disembodied, open braincase is as vulnerable and near-death as it gets. #blender #b3d

A 3D render of a robot, meant to look like an ad. The robot is looking up at the camera, holding a crystal inside of a case. The ad says "In the beginning there was" over the robot's face. And "AUREATE PEIERIS" in large letters at the bottom. 'Every great mind begins with us' at the end.

I've never done #PortfolioDay ... despite how long I've been at this I feel v much like a beginner. I'm Cassadia and I a lot of characters, setpieces, and random babbling about my scifi setting! Don't worry I don't ever finish any of it though.

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In an old galaxy, most stars are red dwarves, moreso than irl, habitable planets(or ones that can be made habitable) would be even rarer. Luckily metal rich planetoids are common. And a single one can make dozens of continent sized habs well magnetically shielded from the regular solar flares.

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getting there slowly.. redo hands and feet... in this future, you just throw a gear harness onto a standard long-duration eva suit, which is mix-and-match for... varying anatomies. and i have three SAR techs and a satellite tech all needing different gear. Burnout here I come!!!

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