Millions of years in the future, Earth bakes beneath an aging sun. The oceans are gone, and life nears its end. Across the burning dunes, a pencil-sized creature scurries: translucent, three-legged, jawed, and eyeless. Yet within those snapping jaws… are eyes.

A quick concept called the Octotruck, an off-roading beast fueled by diesel and a whole lotta energy drinks. Those flexible wheels might save you from a stunt gone too far.

In my attempts to get faster at art, I banged out these three in just under an hour. The false colors show my steps, as I swapped colors as I went.

The other art for the technology update of Upon Soil They Made! This sets the stage for what's to come!
It shows how a mechanism can be made of one large, bendy part, not many small ones, a fact heavily used in the mission.
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Upon Soil They Made gets a new update, describing the technology of the mission! This sets the stage for what's to come!
Shown is a flowchart for how the machines create organisms without needing to bring organic matter, explained in the page.
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The next chapter of my sci-fi project begins with this page, the focus shifting from humanity and their mission to the newly-dropped robots on a strange and empty world.
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Here is the target and setting for my project, the planet Sienna. Wet, oxygen-bearing, yet sweltering, it presents both opportunities and challenges for the robots.

Link to webpage: sites.google.com/view/uponsoiltheymade/initiation/one-story-among-many

First piece of art for Upon Soil They Made is also my first vector artwork. It's plain, but shows how the fleet of space probes are organized and how they work together.

Webpage link: sites.google.com/view/uponsoiltheymade/initiation/primary-system-divisions

Feedback is appreciated!

Brand-new platform, brand-new project! I'm happy to meet everyone here, and I'm happy to present the first phase of my new worldbuilding sci-fi project, Upon Soil They Made! Any feedback is much appreciated!