My life here on Earth is kinda boring so I decided to visit #TheOrville instead. This took me two days and a whole lot of VFX magic to make it work. @TomCostantino @SethMacFarlane @Brooki_eh @ChillyKillary

Happy 37th birthday to Elizabeth Olsen!

A lot of work and research went into this one. Really cool facts about the in canon event but also about the behind the scenes of it all! Edited by yours truly.

To me this is literal magic being made. I absolutely love to see the edges where reality and fiction collide. Nothing about what it really is matters, so long as it makes you believe it when you see it through a certain angle.

When this interview was done I was 1 month and 12 days old

Work continues on the Nova Class

Nova Class model in Blender. Work in progress.

TNG Cargo Bay doors modelled in Blender

Multiverse hopping

Looking through my work to create a showreel and seeing what I've been doing since I was around 14, it would seem my entire life so far has been about wanting to be somewhere else doing something else living another life entirely. Makes you think.

I really like the preservation work being done here, but I wish it wasn't only available online. I have a pretty good internet connection but even so I can barely navigate the environments. As a fan, it's very frustrating.

Live at 7pm BST - join us for the premiere of The Star Trek Conspiracy Iceberg Explained. #StarTrek https://t.co/p9hD2ogEg2

38 entries, 6 tiers. Let's dive into the shadowy waters of the Star Trek Conspiracy Iceberg. #StarTrek https://t.co/oilkGcxCbi

Just finished editing something big at @TrekCulture! Can't wait for everyone to see what we've been up to!

Someone once told me that time was a predator that stalked us all our lives

June 29th.

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I think this is true now more than ever. It seems a great many people are willing to appear as if they care about maxims, rather than acting according to them in the small scale individual cases in which their actions can actually have an immediate effect.

The deepest paradox in human existence seems to be that we long for constant appreciation more than anything else, which, of all things, might be the most inconstant of them all.

I love the Voyager extras, these are some of the best behind the scenes content of all the Trek series. Seven chewing gum is a plus.

Instead most protests seem to base their opinions on mostly passing flaws of practical use (this picture looks wrong, this text is bad, this AI spreads false and absurd information, etc.). All those flaws will eventually be resolved, however. We can't keep using them as gotchas.