Gallente ships - EVE Online - Hueforge
by BeaN
Sleek spacecraft formations drift across a cosmic backdrop in this stunning tribute to EVE Online's Gallente faction. The fleet arrangement showcases various ship classes, from nimble frigates to massive capital vessels, rendered in deep teals and metallic blacks that capture the Gallente's signature aesthetic. Each vessel's distinctive curved hull design emerges through careful layering, creating dimensional depth that brings these iconic starships to life with remarkable detail and precision.
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