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PATREON | STORE | Runaway to the Stars

by  Anton Tareev

Windows, Harold Illanes

Star Trek pixel art

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by  Yuhong Ding

Steampunk City 

by Fabrice Magne 

Full of Stars

The season's storms had taken their toll, opening up an organic cave in the otherwise sealed mountain canopy forest. Encouraged by the prospect of shelter from more incoming inclement weather, the dacia considers entering the dark, yet inviting refuge. The glittering biolights beckon, but this new environment is far stranger than anything it’s ever known.

by  Alexander Ostrowski

Victorian House on wheels, in Saint Petersburg, Russia

Photo : Go Kulikov

Miscellaneous centaur alien worldbuilding for Runaway to the Stars: tactile writing and their “feathers.”

Centaurs have great long range vision, but compared to the other aliens they have much blurrier short range vision. (The glasses Talita wears are for reading computer screens). Dense information storage can be a challenge-- in addition to rich oral history traditions, tactile languages of various kinds are found all over the centaur homeplanet. Settled centaurs tend to prefer slab books, which are heavy but store well; and nomadic centaurs tend to prefer reel books, which are less durable but lighter. Reel books can additionally be worn as jewelry.

Centaur integument is comparable to feathers, but they are not that similar on a structural or developmental level. The surface feeling of their velvet would be similar to horse fur, and their long coverts more like big cat fur-- but if you dug your fingers in you would feel the densely packed, thin quill bases and bird-like down. They shed continuously and have oil glands at the bases of their quills sort of like Earth mammals do.

Katerina with short hair (not a permanent change to her design haha, it’s just for fun)

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by  Daniel Kamarudin

The inherent indignity of having to switch to a method of locomotion that involves your hands.

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