Lauren Herda

@herda.me

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My outie is a fetid moppet. She/her. I #design apps & websites for money. I love #3dModeling, #StarTrek, #Airships, #Postcards, #Type Design, #GameArt, and cool #History stuff. #Baltimore. social.lol/@lauren

A copy of the book “Skyhookers” by William Wolf, sitting on a wooden table.
A table covered in brown paper with a steamed crab, red in color, covered in Chesapeake Bay seasoning. Next to it, drawn on the paper, is a doodle of a grumpy crab with a mallet.
Several color variations of the logo for "The Aerodex."
A silver aircraft of unusual configuration, with a red and blue tail rudder, flying upward toward the sky. A wingman flies alongside in the distance.
A 3D rendering of a large, silver flying wing parked on the tarmac of an airport, with stairs wheeled up beside it and its canopy left open.
Digital art depicting a flying-wing aircraft painted azure blue, gliding high above a city full of skyscrapers built in shallow water. The plane has a trilobite insignia on the wings, and text reads "Sovereign Compact of Ebbtide" in English and the Ebbtide language.
A preview image of the back of the Star Trek Ships of the Line 2026 calendar, featuring each month's artwork. I have highlighted my own (March), a depiction of USS Voyager exploring a strange, new world.
A set of 4 orthographic views of a starship design, from the TOS era of Star Trek. It has a spherical primary hull, similar to the Daedalus and Olympic classes.
A small Vornado Glide space heater. On its own it looks like a little jet engine, but here it has had shark’s teeth decals added on the sides to heighten the cool factor.
A screenshot from “Mars Attacks!” showing the leader of the Martians and his soldiers. Ack ack!
Two fictional aircraft in flight, depicted on a faux antique photo. The photo is gray/sepia toned, and the planes are hand labeled "Klutzy" and "Vudu Yudu." Handwriting on a piece of tape captions the image as "U11 Mystics over Azilia."
A photograph of a pair of fictional aircraft in flight over a green landscape far below. The aircraft have an unusual configuration, with a nose-mounted canard and two pusher-propeller engines mounted on the wings.
A vintage black & white photograph of Lady Grace Drummond Hay peeking out from one of the engine nacelles of Graf Zeppelin.
An antique-styled black and white photo of a fictional aircraft in flight. Text at the bottom left reads "BL37 PEERLESS"
Two fictional green airplanes of unusual configuration flying high above a turquoise ocean among the clouds. The one in the foreground is tilted toward the viewer, showing the logo of the Wanderer’s Guild on its wing—a circle, one half a blue field with an eye symbol, and the other a white field with a yellow star.