Faces of the journey
The existing portraits and ensemble artwork, with a way back to the stories.
The existing portraits and ensemble illustrations are preserved here, alongside the three Tempest images. Tempest’s three images establish her approved visual design. Other artwork captions describe what is shown without establishing new scenes or events. Select an image to view the original at full size.
Tempest: a ship and a home
The exterior, command room and library with its enclosed courtyard.
Tempest — exterior
Tempest’s midnight-blue hull, curved bronze ribs and amber-lit entrance on a basalt plateau.
The command room
Tempest’s panoramic command room, with curved navigation stations, an upper gantry and MINO’s perch.
The library and courtyard
Tempest’s timber-lined library and communal table beside a glass wall overlooking Corran’s black-tree courtyard.
The traveller and the owl
A portrait of Corran with an owl companion. Its close composition leaves the wider universe outside the frame.
Follow the story →Raven
A character portrait that gives Raven a page of her own. Read her profile for the choices and relationships behind the image.
Follow the story →At the open book
An existing series illustration brings the traveller into a room for reading. The painted library is an interpretation, not a map of Tempest.
Follow the story →Into the dark
A paired illustration of exploration. It is presented as character artwork, not evidence of an otherwise unrecorded adventure.
Follow the story →Beside the control station
The control station becomes a place for company. The artwork illustrates the familiar travellers without fixing the ship’s changing interior geography.
Follow the story →At the doorway
An ensemble image of Corran, Raven, Roxi and MINO, also used on the homepage. The books establish when each person travels; a group portrait is not a timeline.
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