I wanted to make a vintage looking character. If you recognize this character as looking a lot like Jak Hill, well, you'd be right. There's a reason for that, but I won't spill those beans just yet.
For now, this is Chief Warrant Officer John Kelly, who was the research equipment specialist on board the doomed exploration ship, Blue Star.
In the early decades of settlement in the new system, planet Orion was the only colonized world. Once they had re-established spaceflight, they set their sites on the other planets, most notably the ones orbiting the companion star just beyond the asteroid belt. The Blue Star was sent to explore and survey this region specifically. Shortly after reaching orbit of Orionis B, the ship sent out a distress signal, then all communications went silent. Since all remote probes sent to that region had also failed, no rescue was attempted, and that region of the solar system was marked off limits.
There was much debate and fear from the colonists that they were not alone in the solar system, that some alien race perhaps had made it clear to the humans and their craft to stay away. The media began calling this unknown force "The Threat".
Five years later, the Orion government officially pronounced dead the 30-member crew of the Blue Star.
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Much, much more to come with all this. We're still fleshing out the details, so hopefully we can spill little secrets here and there. It adds some mystery, and there's a whole complicated other bunch of stories just begging to be written. Ariel-X and I have spent countless hours and emails hashing the whole thing out. It's so much fun!
Character is M4 with ++morphs and Mec4d texture, created and posed in Poser.
Armor is the Epsilon Suit from Daz3d, with lots of tweaking in Vue.
Rendered in Vue 9 and postworked in Photoshop.
Extrasolar is a collaboration with
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It's interesting how we make these images and they spawn all sorts of ideas that we may not have gotten otherwise. I'm so glad to have this artwork to shape those concepts into a story. Fun! 
It is really weird when you start a project and it winds up being something entirely different and you wonder, "where did that come from?" lol
This is a “missing” piece” and I am glad that we get to explore it.
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