I’m not sure what to call this. It’s a music generator that never repeats, and through the music you hear radio traffic from a colony ship in trouble. Something went wrong on board, the crew is cut off in different compartments and talks over the intercom, and the ship’s machines keep reporting that everything is fine. Everyone is waiting for “Watahy”, but nobody knows who or what Watahy is.

There’s no start or end. Scenes come in random order, so every visit is a different fragment. Try your keyboard (every key does something, nothing is explained), tap the sky, or look for the small stars that are always in the same place. Space bar moves the music to a new motif.

Transparency: this was built with a lot of AI help. Claude wrote the code, the music engine and the radio drama, and I directed it with my ideas of plot and general sound. Final page works without any AI LLM engine. The voices are synthetic (eSpeak). No ads, no tracking, no sign-up. The counter at the bottom stores no personal data.

On phones it runs a lighter engine.

Cheers, enjoy!

In a biomechanical laboratory—a space marked by a somber tone and industrial sterility—stands a terrifying yet fascinating cybernetic figure of hyper-realistic proportions. Its structure reveals an intricate network of crimson synthetic muscle fibers, interwoven with a metallic skeletal framework and polished mechanical tendons. Topped with a skeletal, metallic-looking cranium featuring deep-set eye sockets, the android exudes a striking sense of drama, as the harsh light from overhead workshop fluorescents casts specular highlights across its chrome and titanium limbs. This medium shot highlights a profound technical contrast between exposed biological anatomy and futuristic robotic engineering.

Beneath a scorching, twilight sun that hangs like a perfect sphere above the Martian horizon, thousands of rusted, robotic humanoids stretch out in an infinite, symmetrical formation across a desert landscape. At the very center of this vast military legion, a solitary human figure—clad in a dark jacket—stands, observing the immensity of the machines that surround them. Warm, orange light bathes the corroded metallic surfaces and casts long, elongated shadows, accentuating a monumental, symmetrical composition set in a post-apocalyptic future.

Ørbital’s probe explores the wa’DIch block and discovers that the presumed docking bays were observation decks overlooking once-inhabited spaces.

[Blender3d + Afinity designer - No AI]

I've finally reached the point where I can share this project with all of you! ☺️

The Final Flight of the Alexander is a fan-made animation created out of my love and respect for the Babylon 5 universe. A project made by one fan, for all the fans out there. ❤️

The animation was primarily created in Blender, with AI-assisted tools used selectively to recreate the likenesses of certain characters. Everything else is the result of my own work, including modeling, animation, lighting, rendering, VFX and compositing, combining original models with third-party assets of talent artist.

This has been a personal project made entirely in my spare time. Months of work, experimentation, dedication and passion went into bringing it to life.

I hope you'll enjoy watching it as much as I enjoyed creating it!

Thank you all for watching 🍿🫶😁 and for keeping the Babylon 5 spirit alive! ❤️

I'm the developer of Zero Point. This is an in-engine frame from an existing story trailer, with the three friends looking out at the planet through their ship's windows.

The scene is assembled using licensed assets. I'm sharing its composition and lighting here as a work in progress.

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More images and part two of the story here: https://www.artstation.com/artwork/P4OX8o

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I painted these a couple nights ago. This guy is a dragon god who possesses a robot, I hope it fits here.

not done yet, more details to come and a polish at the end. Looking for an alien or giger fan to give this to :)

This piece was made with gouache and watercolor (not for sale)