Oh, Nautolan! Here's the WIP for RebornSinner's request for a Nautolan smuggler.

...he's the MUNCHKINATOR!

Here's a rough posture sketch of what I've got for DarNamell's request for a Strill. I might even go crazy and build this guy from the bones up. GROSS!!

See if you can guess what I used for inspiration (besides the wonderful sources provided by the requestor)! Also, I can't find anywhere whether or not these little guys have ears or not. Has anybody recently read a book that definitively says?

So here's how JediScholar's starfighter carrier frame is coming along. If he's around it would be great to hear what he thinks of it so far.

Okay, I fixed the image, and I'm also providing a LINK to the original request thread while I'm at it...

Here's the lineart for Norr. I thought I'd include the YT-1300 just for kicks. I need the practice with vehicles...

I've got a color test up for approval now. Also, does the YT-1300 look okay? I just can't be happy with it...

Okay, so here's the Alderaanian Doctor/Bounty Hunter WIP. I hope emimar is around to comment on this...

I've also included a quick sketch of a squad of over-decorated and undertrained soldiers Ubiqtorate has requested privately. Any suggestions for them would be appreciated as well...

Okay, here's an update. I've included the other WIP for purposes of comparison.

I've colored the buildings around the bottom, and added some shading. I've also replaced the edge around the docking areas, as Eclipse suggested.

What do you guys think? Any suggestions for the structures below? What about the command area at the top? I think it could use more detail before coloring.

Well, I've done some more work on this, and I've sized up the WIP. What do you guys think?

Here's a station map I'm working on for a future adventure. I'm hoping I can make the the picture's final use worth all the work I put into it. So what do people think of it so far?

Well, I'm taking advantage of this lapse in real world obligations to get caught up on all the art I've wanted to finish/release. Let me know what you like/don't like about my work so that I can constantly improve!