Trinity-type Space Handler
Since the beginning of the twenty-second century, we experienced a boom in the assembly of truly gigantic space structures such as telescopes, stations, and ships like the Wells-Class interplanetary vehicles operated by Azimuth or the Capital Star-Class interstellar vehicles operated by RDA. For such a formidable task, crewed machines like the Trinity-type space handler were created, to operate with precise arms, dexterous hands and multiple attachable tools, along with space tugs, freighters and many kinds of autonomous robots.
The Nansen brand logo was created by concept artist and illustrator Maciej Rebisz:
https://www.artstation.com/mac
The man in the images is professional model Phelan Davion:
https://phelandavion.artstation.com/
Check out the Spearhead-type space drone project:
https://www.artstation.com/artwork/WWrJX
Welding a structure
Building a starship's fuel tank
Building a starship's fuel tank
Being loaded into a spaceplane
Carrying a habitable module for a space station
Carrying a habitable module for a space station
Performing maintenance on a set of solar arrays
Replacing worn thermal shield tiles on Spearhead-type space drones at Jupiter
Arriving at a space station hatch
Working as rovers on a small Neptunian moon
Working as rovers on a small Neptunian moon
Preparing to work in orbit
Engine detail
Rigging and animation test
Final model's clay render
Final model's clay render
Final model's wireframe
Final model's wireframe
Texture maps samples out of Substance Painter
Texture maps samples out of Substance Painter
Sculpting progress out of ZBrush. Folds mostly sculpted with Dave Theisen's brushes
Early 3D model sketch
Color options
Finished concept
Finished concept
Early thumbnails