Voyager Engineering Displays (again...)

[Robert]

Updates...

[deif]

nice to see you're still working on the voyager stuff. your work is outstanding as always, explorer. thnx for sharing.

[Bracer]

I love how the Memory Allocation display expand the Grey LCARS into other sections.
Very elegant !

[Robert]

Thanks guy,
here's the next one. Wich is basically the station next to the first one.
Hope you'll enjoy.

[Bracer]

Ancillary Modualation ?

[Robert]

Yeah it was a typo. Updated it to Ancillary Modulation. Thanks Bracer.

[Bracer]

Shouldn't it be Auxiliary Modulation ?

[Adge]

explorer great work. spot on and yes you are correct, it is Ancillary Modulation to top right LCARS. But there again who will worry about it :)

[Robert]

Thanks alot Adge.

I started working on the second floor. It's a very simple mostly copy paste. But that how these things work.* ;)

[Adge]

explorer, again very highly illustrated.* Great work.

[Robert]

Here's the main console on the second floor. This panel changed many time throughout the seasons in color scheme. I decided to keep the early one wich mainly had less purple in it. It matches better the rest of the set too.

Hope you'll enjoy.

[deif]

brilliant artwork, explorer. thnx fro sharing.

[Adge]

explorer, masterly done indeed. 8)

[Robert]

Thanks guys.
I'm in need of some assistance. As anybody seen a screenshot with better resolution of that little room at the far right of engineering behind the lift.
I posted one wich is the only one I've ever seen.

Any help will be gladly appreciated.

[Adge]

explorer,

Try these, although not that clear they may help.

Good luck ;)

[j.anderson]

Sweet work. Love it.

[Robert]

Thanks guys and thanks Adge for the shots.

Here's a WIP of what I've manage to do (including my new backlit effect). Please keep in mind that this is mostly done out of my imagination. I think its close enough and seem to look canon too.
Enjoy.

[LCARS 24]

When I first saw these I noticed the #FFCC99 for the elbows, and it seemed right. But I was just looking at an old VOY episode (The 37s) and noticed the colors on the conn, and the elbows looked like #CCCC66 to me, and there was a rectangle of #999933 at the top, so it looked. Maybe it's a degraded tape or my degraded eyesight.

[j.anderson]

Explorer, I asume you use Illustrator... how do you create this particular backlit effect? What filters do you use? (just out of curiousity)... because it looks sharp.

[Robert]

Thanks j.anderson. As for the backlit effect. Very very simple. Gradiant layer with a color dodge transparency.

When I first saw these I noticed the #FFCC99 for the elbows, and it seemed right. But I was just looking at an old VOY episode (The 37s) and noticed the colors on the conn, and the elbows looked like #CCCC66 to me, and there was a rectangle of #999933 at the top, so it looked. Maybe it's a degraded tape or my degraded eyesight.

Yeah voy was amazing when it came to colours scheme, not only did they modify the scheme itself, they keep changing the lighting of the sets.

very annoying.


Anyway here's the final version of those LCARS in that little room, hope you all enjoy it.

Thanks.

[Robert]

Let us not forget that little console around the warp core.
Enjoy.

[j.anderson]

Thx for the reply Explorer.

Keep up the great work.

[deif]

^
great work indeed. good to see the voyager stuff is still continuing.... ;D

[mtblillie]

Let us not forget that little console around the warp core.
Enjoy.
Sweet I've been looking for this the pics on trekcore arn't clear enough for me to put it together good job!

[Robert]

Thank you everyone.
To conclude this topic... I will re-attach every screen for engineering some redone using the new backlit effect.

Consider this post the official "Voyager Engineering Display" post. I hope you'll enjoy.

[j.anderson]

Sweet work Explorer, I LOVE it.

I also would like to ask permission to use your way of creating the backlit effect in some of my works.

[Adge]

explorer,

This is a superb collection. Beutifully mastered indeed.
I enjoyed viewing them.

[deif]

complete sweetness. that's the first time we can find a collection of main engineering graphics of a starfleet starship published! a historic event! truly an amazing work and thnx for sharing it,, explorer

[Robert]

Sweet work Explorer, I LOVE it.

I also would like to ask permission to use your way of creating the backlit effect in some of my works.

Permission granted. I love that effect now... and I find it a good way to prevent people to take your work, copy pasting parts of it to make their own without adding a real watermark on it. The gradient won't line up well ;)

Thank you everyone for all the kind comments. I'll be continuing work on voyager with the bridge display now. Stay tune.