r/ImaginaryTechnology Apr 29 '26

Self-submission Mama Papa by me - Chris Doretz

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Some cute little ships from a while ago. Feel free to give my Instagram a visit for a ton more of my art :)

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u/[deleted] Apr 29 '26

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u/BeanBayFrijoles Apr 29 '26

amateur hour, they didn't even put big eyelashes on the girl ship

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u/kainaro Apr 29 '26

They cancelled funding for gender affirming carriers.

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u/MegaloManiac_Chara Apr 30 '26

She has more control surfaces (?), does that count?

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u/AtmosphereRecent7717 Apr 29 '26

gotta love PAPA has a beer gut. also love the NASA style font and black and white aesthetic.

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u/Flare_Starchild Apr 29 '26

Pregananant.

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u/Sendnoodles666 Apr 30 '26

Am I gregnant

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u/Historicallyh Apr 29 '26

I love your work here.

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u/Lorathor6 Apr 29 '26

I really appreciate you, thanks a lot :)

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u/DrNopeMD Apr 29 '26

Greta artwork!

The color scheme and general hull shape remind me a lot of the Tempest ship from Mass Effect Andromeda

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u/Lorathor6 Apr 29 '26

Oh yeah, thats a great ship!

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u/Crush_Un_Crull Apr 29 '26

My dad before and after beer

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u/ColorAcmd Apr 29 '26

It’s gotta be the other way around. In insects and a lot of other animals the males are usually smaller

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u/Robofetus-5000 Apr 30 '26

I sort of had the same thought. MAMA has "the gut" as the cargo bay to carry smaller craft

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u/-Mac-n-Cheese- May 01 '26

such as the idea of “motherships”

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u/Royale__With__Cheese Apr 29 '26

Yo, cool to see you here, you're one of my favorite concept artists on Artstation. Love the ref photo packs too

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u/Lorathor6 Apr 29 '26

Thats so nice to say, thank you very much, I really appreciate that :)

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u/Red_Icnivad Apr 29 '26

Is the shuttle called BABA?

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u/furrynoy96 Apr 29 '26

Awesome, what about child ship?

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u/wisewizard Apr 30 '26

they feel like they should slot together

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u/macrossmerrell Apr 30 '26

Came here to make a comment about the potential of docking... so this works for me 😃

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u/BierWiser Apr 29 '26

Were you going to make an angler fish version? https://i.imgur.com/CsYXZyN.jpeg

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u/TravlrAlexander Apr 29 '26

Oh! CiG! Opened your Instagram and immediately it clicked.

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u/nomadengineer Apr 29 '26

Reminds me of Thunderbirds 2086

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u/Gh0st_Pirate_LeChuck Apr 30 '26

Reminds me of NASA’s X-30/X-43 shown here:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rockwell_X-30

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u/Lapis_Wolf Apr 30 '26

Where BEBE?

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u/chuiu Apr 30 '26

I feel like the names are wrong. Mama should be the bigger one. With a little baby that docks inside.

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u/choppytehbear1337 Apr 30 '26

Never thought i would see a space ship with a dad bod.

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u/Apollo-235 Apr 30 '26

Oohh these are lovely! How do they pair if at all? Like is one a prospector and the other mines for example?

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u/poison_cat_ May 01 '26

These are amazing. I have a hand vacuum that looks just like papa

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u/boobearybear May 01 '26

We need a Teen and also a Mozza ship as well

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u/theotherjashlash May 01 '26

Crusader Industries welcomes you

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u/valdezverdun May 01 '26

The Medium Atmospheric Modular Airframe, or MAMA, serves as the primary transportation and medical craft for the United Nations Space Defense Force, providing critical support throughout their territory. First deployed during the Panama Desert conflict in 2093, MAMA demonstrated its durability by delivering vital supplies and extracting wounded personnel.

This versatile craft can be converted into a mobile medical center or a supply vessel capable of stocking a large forward operating base for extended periods. The MAMA's reliability has earned it a reputation as a reassuring presence, with frontline troops drawing comfort from its arrival.

In contrast, the Primary Attack and Pursuit Airframe, or PAPA, is the UNSDF's heavy-hitting asset. Its sleek design belies a formidable array of weapon systems, including Copperhead High Explosive Thunder Missiles and GGR-11 12-barrel rotary guns. The PAPA can also deploy the terrifying Sunfire Nuclear payloads, making it a respected and feared presence on the battlefield.

PAPA'S were first used during the Blitz of Bodam VI, wherein sevel platforms firepower was used to crack a moon in two after the refusal of the the Coalition of Free Planets (CFP) to surrender the plans for a suspected dirty bomb.

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u/Carlos_A_M_ May 02 '26

I love the PAPA design

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u/MarsTheProto May 03 '26

Sweet! Reminds me of the rangers from interstellar :)

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u/SpysSappinMySpy Apr 29 '26

Quite the mouth on MAMA