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Sculpture · 06 / The Minkership

The Minkership

Even sitting still, I wanted the shape to feel like it was moving.

All sculpture

Eventually these characters needed a way to get around.

RoleConcept, Sculpt, Art Direction
MediumDigital sculpture
Turns6 clips

Not a plane, not a rocket

I wanted the Minkership to feel like a completely original vehicle while still carrying some of the 1960s retrofuturism that runs through the architecture and technology of the Minker-Verse. I didn’t want it to read completely as a plane or a traditional rocket ship.

Instead, it started becoming something almost organic.

Moving even when it is not

While experimenting with animation, I began imagining the wings and outer structures moving subtly as it traveled — less like mechanical control surfaces and more like the appendages of an octopus or some strange ethereal creature.

Even sitting still, I wanted the shape to feel like it was moving.

Minker-VerseVehicleHard surfaceOrganicTurntable
Turns · 6 clips
MS-0118s
MS-0311s
MS-0513s
MS-0218s
MS-0412s
MS-0614s

Need something built in the round?

Let’s make it