The Axanar Experiment by RG19
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
In 2345 the destroyer USS Saratoga finds an Axanar sloop of war from 100 years earlier embedded in an asteriod near Levinius V.
The Axanar War Council had been testing a subspacial displacement magnetic field generator with disasterous results.
Credits:
USS Saratoga by Tachy at StarTrekAustralia.com
EA Hyperion by Craig A. Clark at LWG.com

Comments (22)
I wish to belive in one next life to go with such kind of ship up there! Excellent done as always! V!!!
Good render. The image looks so clear!
And that Saratoga ship is wonderful.
Now that is a real fine Starship
You said it Dj!
Good Work! Great textures!
Excellent image and texture...bravo!!!:o)
hmm..do bear a resemblance to the Botany Bay, but some subtle differences (actually there's some similarity to some of the EAS ships as well..;) Kirk wears the order of Axenar TOS-Court Martial..I remember the silliest things..;) great work.
Fantastic use of lighting and textures! Excellent Job :-)
Another outstanding creation!! :)
Fantastic lighting Richard! Excellent work!!
Best lightwork on a ship!! Pro looking.
Beautiful tribute!!! The old original episodes are my favorite
Really impressive! Excellent!
wonderful POV and a great asteroid
Stunning composition, Bravo!
THIS IS A MASTERPIECE !!EXCELLENT!
Totally top notch!
Fantastic! I love the colors you have used here particularly on the Starships. Well Done! Have a great day!...Cheryl
Wonderful concept and great idea... I love this !
Amazing scene ! Lovely modelling and excellent textures and light. Great concept. Congratulations !
Excellent Ships and scene. Wonderful
Very cool !!! Like the concept, and your work is terrific.