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Science fiction aircar
illustration
This illustration shows an aircar using its antigravity motors to skim over the surface of a lake on a water covered moon or planet within the science
fiction role-playing game universe.
Illustrations like this are very useful for adding interest and the suspension of disbelief to science fiction role-playing games. It is an illustration which
could also be used within a book of sci fi short stories or an sf magazine.
This conceptual science fiction design illustration is intended to be striking and the green windshield gives the aircar a nice 70s science fiction vibe.
This is the sort of design and illustration I have been producing in support of the role-playing game I have been designing called Tarazet the RPG.
Tarazet is very much a work in progress and I think of it much more as an excuse to produce illustrations and designs rather than a fully formed game
which can be put into production any time soon.
The characters who are taking the antigravity aircar out for a spin are the sort of figures often encountered when playing a roll in a science fiction
role-playing game and the help give the picture the mood it needs.
The primary colours used in the design and which give the illustration its mood help to establish it as a concetual illustration showing science fiction
hardware rather than a mood image which helps set the tone.
This illustration shows an aircar using its antigravity motors to skim over the surface of a lake on a water covered moon or planet within the science
fiction role-playing game universe.
Illustrations like this are very useful for adding interest and the suspension of disbelief to science fiction role-playing games. It is an illustration which
could also be used within a book of sci fi short stories or an sf magazine.
This conceptual science fiction design illustration is intended to be striking and the green windshield gives the aircar a nice 70s science fiction vibe.
This is the sort of design and illustration I have been producing in support of the role-playing game I have been designing called Tarazet the RPG.
Tarazet is very much a work in progress and I think of it much more as an excuse to produce illustrations and designs rather than a fully formed game
which can be put into production any time soon.
The characters who are taking the antigravity aircar out for a spin are the sort of figures often encountered when playing a roll in a science fiction
role-playing game and the help give the picture the mood it needs.
The primary colours used in the design and which give the illustration its mood help to establish it as a concetual illustration showing science fiction
hardware rather than a mood image which helps set the tone.
