USS Aries Briefing Room by ashleytinger
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Lt. Commander Thelev zh'Ramai is beginning to regret her choice of joining such a mixed crew in such small quarters as her Tellarite officer, Ensign Tiv and her Vulcan officer, Ensign T'Vai continue a bit of a verbal sparring match going way beyond traditional Tellarite insults. She was certain the throbbing she was feeling around her antennae was going to be a full on migraine and she was definitely stopping by Sickbay before she hit her quarters.
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The USS Aries Briefing Room was pretty standard in set-up and layout for the era with a few updates in seating and the control table at the heart of the room that would carry over into the later refits and new builds in the 2270s. In the mid-2260s though, this was absolutely the style.
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The Briefing Room main set, much like on Stage 9, is getting re-dressed as the mess hall and crew lounge on the Aries. I'll be swapping out furniture and walls to accommodate each room as well as changing out the coloring for the braces and ceiling to evoke a different mood.
Set built in Truespace
Rendered in DAZ Studio
Characters are Genesis 3 base
Uniforms are V4 Courageous and M4 Valiant
Uniform Textures by JamesJAB

Comments (4)
Amazing !
Thank you!
Those Tellarites! I had never seen a female Tellarite before, marvelous work!!!
Decided to go with some of the older material on them and they had the female Tellarites as.. well rather tall LOL
And thank you!
Awesome work!
Thank you!
The character poses are very well done which makes the scene more believeable
Thanks! I try to have them at least doing something in there, and while it's not a war room, the briefing room often has heated arguments. ;)