Mayday! Mayday!

Winner!

And the first to give me the answer to last week's question was Gabriel Theodoulus

THE PRIZE:

Gabriel will get the frigate of his choice painted, and he can also choose the setting: In combat, mining (!) or maybe simply cruising in space.

Docking request accepted

Those following this blog will undoubtedly recognise the comic above.
I've had it in the works since before this blog started.....But since I wanted to make the art really grandiose I kept putting off showing it.....and finally realised that I didn't want to have it gathering dust anymore, that the time it took to make was offsetting the "quick and funny" feeling I wanted.

So I redid a really quick (and crappy) color job and here it is: The reason I started this blog in the first place.

Maybe I'll come back to it and uppgrade the art later (whenever I feel like it :P), but that's another story!

Oh, and the first one that can tell me what comic strip this is based on wins a prize!

Good writing

And the workload continues I'm afraid, but I will continue trying to post at least once a week.
Tonight i would like to sing the praises of another blogger, whose writings I have come to enjoy immensely.

The hydrostatic capsule is part of Crazykinux' blog pack. But altough his posts only go back to early this year, I find many of his ideas concerning the EVE Online game most interesting.
The posts are well written and engaging, and thus I hearthily recommend that you have a look at his blog.

And to get my few readers to return here after, I promise new art for next week's post. :)

In the meantime, fly safe!

Lost

Apologies for the late post this week, I'm on an island right now which causes some internet and time/work trouble.

Once more

Fiddled around with it a bit more, YES I know the Omen has yellow lights
but it looks better this way, there WAY too much yellow in this pic already.

Omen dock

I wanted to finish this tonight but I don't know
if I'll have internet, so here it is unfinished.