This is AMAZING!

I tend to have good ideas, with not that good deliver but it goes.

You're too hard on yourself; this is fantastic!

Absolutely fantastic, every ship needs a unit like her on it

Indeed. SHes an ace.

Puurfect android. <3

Yep Kyander made a great design.

ohhh, great work again on this :D nice work on the details

Thank you.

great work keep it up.

:3 Thanks

SPEHS KITTEH

I bet space kitty is a good friend of the space core.

This looks great!

Thank you. :3

think it looks very pretty..

Well shes, not a robot kitty to ride on but it not far short.

still love that robot kitty you drew for me...need to get more work of her done..

Great picture!

:3 Thanks

Makes me wanna hit on that right now

Care full shes a delicate machine you might brake her.

yeeeeeaaahhhh~ There is no way I wont be able to not break her

Wonderful character and design. Love the little details too, like the plug going from the chair to her head.

Yep she has to interface somehow with the shi. I'm sure she could do it wirelessly too, but a plug is still a safer choice for transfer.

stunning

Yep she is.

Damn good stuff.

Thanks a lot. :3

I love the coloring work. Such soft shading and highlighting. I want to color like this.

It's just the standard soft brush I don't use anything else to make them.

I gotta learn to color like that. My way looks okay but it’s time consuming.

I think i'm in love. She's perfect

No one can argue with that.

Sometimes it's not so much about learning how to do something but "learning how to learn". It seems like you came to a few insights while making it which is a great step in understanding how you can improve your process.

If you want to produce art faster perhaps for you it's about learning to limit yourself and your perfectionism? As I recall this image was going to have a reference to Naote's space pyramid but it'd be so minuscule and virtually no one would see it anyhow so it was scrapped. I'm sure that didn't take you that long at all but if your goal is to make things faster it seems to me like you should try and optimize the time to the qualitative elements of an image for instance.
When I compare your work to others I think the only one that seems to put in as much detail, particularly into the backgrounds as you do is probably someone like  Strype or  Bonifasko but even they tend to stick to use one or two mayor elements and then a few less detailed ones (particularly farther away from the focal points) whereas you spare no detail on anything, no matter how small. I'm no pro obviously but an idea might be to set deadlines for yourself? "Today I will work for x amount of time on this and then call it done" or "I have x amount of time to finish this picture"

Personally I like this image, she's a very pretty android (Gynoid?) and you as always cram the image full with so many details your eye can really fall anywhere in it and it'll still feel like it's not lacking in detail. I think the colour variance might be a bit limited for my taste but I think it's a perfectly expressive pose (that stick is just for show isn't it? haha). The ship design looks to me like something straight out of Star Trek/wars! You've always been so great at designing space ships I think!

You summed it up quite nice. (I had to think a lot on what to reply but you just said it all) All I got is:

I have a bit difference between those two, they make a living out f this and I'm just like hobying around, dreaming that one day I could be as cool as they are. Setting time tabless is only good if you don't have 2 more jobs that come before arting in importance. You know neither my boss or the flowers I'm trying to grow would care why I don't meet their demands. The first will fire me or make life even harder, the second would just die on me to let me know how bad investment was to grow things that needs attention, and than decide to neglect them.
So I'm left with the chaos they create to make something out of my life what seam to has value (at least for me). And as usual to pure down some wisdom from some great philosophy: I learned that I know nothing. So continue learning. Than reality always tends to barge in with a couple of bills and ruin my optimistic approach to things.

Epic!

Thanks.

I like it! But I keep wondering why the chair would be mounted into the ventilation register.

That register is more like a moving stick together metal elements to hide the mounting of the chair under the floor, also the chair can be moved way back and forth. I noticed that most sci-fi struggle with this as they want to make a well movable chair so what do they do? They mount it on the ceiling and don't show it how. Bam. I chose to do a more grounded version.

For whatever reason, i hadn't seen this one until now. What the hell. Nice, i'm glad i looked into your gallery today.

I guess it been hiding. Maybe it because of the has no red mature warning what I tend to click on for anything I produce. What I aim to say is that this one is a bit out of my usual spectrum and maybe that's why it goes more under the radar.

very hot

Thanks. :)