I was inspired by the Dramiel and it's very sharp prongs to create something murderous and butchery for it, like the bloody sleeves of a seriel killer. Which, in hindsight, is kinda sick and twisted I suppose... hmm, and yet awesome :)

I needed a break today, so I decided to illustrate this Star Wars/Star Trek crossover poster for this reward. Let me know what you think and I hope you enjoy it as much as I had fun making it.

The Sunesis

The Sunesis is a Destroyer typically used for salvaging. It isn't even in my top 100 of ships used, and it comes with some serious drawbacks - primarily in the speed department. Depending on the fit it can have a serious tank and solid dps. But it is so underrated that few people ever fly them for PvP.

As a test I fly one yesterday for an hour in highly competitive systems in Factional Warfare space and was unable to get a single engagement in it. For one thing, given that it is classified as a "pirate" Destroyer, it is limited in the types of plex it can enter. Which narrows its potential engagement window considerably.

The Sunesis needs a slight speed boost and the ability to enter small navy plex like other ships in its class.

MOLEA

I've created more than a few pieces of art over the years for this system and the Fallen Capsuleers Memorial that is located there. It is worthy of a visit to pay your respects to all those that have gone before us, or to honor a lost friend or family member. Rixx himself can't go there, but I will often take one of my alts into system to pay my respects.

This is one of the many systems in Eve Online that I believe every player should make time to personaly visit.

FYI - Little known behind-the-scenes fact, the painting of the nebula in the Molea poster is the same painting I ended up using for the same nebula in the packaging for the War For New Eden Board Game.

I love creating skins for the Garmur, visually one of my favorite ships in Eve. This one is for Val Kilmer <3

Picking a favorite from the thousands and thousands of screenshots I've saved over the years is challenging, but this one of a Nightmare approaching a Wormhole is something special. The color, the mystery, the way everything works together to hide the deadly battleship - gorgeous.

For even more fun, here is a photo of me with a Baboon on my back.