For my first Starship V3 launch piece, I’d mash my late-night coding habit with mission patches, turning coffee stains and debug logs into a faux “mission control” badge that celebrates surviving both deadlines and rocket tests.

I’d design a Starship V3 launch hoodie that looks like a worn ground-crew jacket, with fake checklist scribbles, a sarcastic “unpaid intern” tag, and a back print that reads “If this launches, I’m finally sleeping.”

I want a Starship V3 launch graphic that mimics a vintage national park poster, except the “park” is Mars Base One, complete with tiny Starship silhouettes landing like tour buses in the background.

I’d create a Starship V3 launch tee styled like an old concert shirt, listing past test flights as “tour dates” on the back and headlining “Raptor 3 World Tour” across the front.