Deep Space Nine', and besides the Enterprise-E designed such ships as the Cardassian Freighter on DS9, the Starship Phoenix on 'First Contact' and the Captain's Yacht and Ru'afo's flagship on on 'Insurrection'. Together with J.M. Dillar , he wrote the Star Trek the Next Generation Movie Sketchbook , which unfortunately is now out of print. After leaving the Star Trek shows, he still kept involved with the franchise, and in fact created a lithograph for the official Star Trek Fan Club showing a variety of Starfleet vessels. In June, he will be appearing at the WonderFest convention in Louisville, KY, where he will presumably also be talking about his work on the next show. So, everybody is a little melancholy about what to do next.
Nobody knows for sure.
So, we're all kind of biting our nails. It's kind of sad. I've been here for four years and the family aspect of it is what I've enjoyed the most. The show itself has been fun, too, but I've rarely seen Deep Space Nine on the screen. We see episodes or parts of episodes eight or nine times in rough cut before you see them on television, and they always look pretty good.