Whoa, nice doodle :) (cuz like for you this is a doodle, cuz your regular art is so incredibly polished and refined) ;D
I immediately wonder what's in the things to do list :o

Cheers it's more of a different style! my doodles are much rougher and quicker to do then this one haha
probably making more legible lists :V

cheers back :3
Have you heard of Alan Bean? First artist on the moon, I think you should look up the visual legacy he left us. He had a lot of feeling for depicting where he had been.

I have and his mark making is so good!

... you ever think about how shedding loose fur would be handled in zero gravity...

probably get a through brushing before going up, and have to wear coveralls to trap any extra loose fur I'd say :0c

Stunning work my friend as usual! Always love it when I see artwork from you!

A little micro story based on this picture:
Stu backed his life support system into the docking cradle with a series of reassuring clicks. The suit pressure equalized with the surrounding station air. Almost there, almost free.

First the outer EVA visor came off. Then the inner helmet. The first taste of recycled but reassuring station air since early this morning. Then each glove came off with a hiss. Each floated away in its own direction.

He just floated there exhausted, eyes half closed, feet and arms dangling in microgravity. The cooling umbilicals of the suit caressed his body with gentle pulses of water.

The spacewalk had been productive. Two new solar panels replaced and a cooling leak fixed. Yet working in the pressurized suit had been exhausting. The focus of each movement in zero G mentally draining.

“Still wouldn’t trade it for any job in the world,” he said to himself in the stillness.

Thank you again Leadfoot for the narrative on this piece!

I like this new style of yours Stu! Nice to see you branching out in new directions :D

Thanks Don! cell rendering I a much faster way to do spacesuits than my usual style :3