#Tuvok art

[bumblingbabooshka]

The episode 'Hunters' was a lovely almost melancholic episode about distance, loss, and grieving in every sense. Also in the middle of all that these no safeword bdsm freak aliens try to turn Tuvok and Seven into skinsuits. [Patreon | Commissions]

Also I only noticed this upon rewatching the episode but Tuvok absolutley tries to slit one of the Hirogen's throats when he gets free which is VERY fair as they're trying to gut him without anesthetic but still had me shrieking. I love him. GET THEM TUVOK!!!

Immediately after this he gets thrown against a wall so hard he passes out but it was a good effort

[amartianonmars]

Watching Voyager

[medlilove]

I love Tuvok. No member of Voyager had more to lose than him. He left behind a wife and four children and had to keep it together the entire time. Must have been so isolating. LLAP.

[amyspauldingart]

The Killing Game (ST:Voyager season 4, episode 18-19)

[comradekira]

seven & tuvok, when not engaging in their mutual affinity for silence, discuss matters incomprehensible to most. you just would not get it

[maliciousalice]

What would you do if you saw this? Be honest.

[batasanart]

Captain Janeway, is that you?

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[smilesobrien]

guess who's making sticker sheets agaaaaain :3

[emilinqa]

it’s tuvok tuesday

[aless-was-here]

I recently started Voyager (just finished s1). Have some doodles of my current favs

[bumblingbabooshka]

It's bright out so his eyelids are down. [Patreon | Ko-fi]

[waspstar]

[theartmeg]

Studies of the Voyager crew!

Just playing around with some little variations of stylization and practicing rendering different lighting levels.

[ebonysolcum]

Star Trek Voyager bookmarks!

My laptop is refusing to upload any of the images, so I’m stuck with only 10 pictures per post. The rest are in a reblog.

[m0rbs]

Very serious psychic lessons

[muiromem]

Kathryn Janeway - "The Fates"

The Moirai of Greek myth. The youngest, Clotho - the spinner who controlled life, choosing when a person was born and weaving their thread of existence. The middle one, Lachesis - the allotter who measured out the length of this thread and decided a person's destiny. And the eldest, Atropos - she who was inevitable that ended a mortal's life, cutting the thread and choosing the manner of their death.