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This was the cover art for a Swedish magazine, "Signaler från Sverok" (more info here), featuring the probably most gay robot ever in existence. I wonder if he's just trying to pick which robot he's going to take to the Pride festival along with Skeletor, of He-Man fame. The one with the largest guns, or the one with the hands? Hmm... is this a season for green, or for red? I wonder, wonder...
This was finished in early January, after much toil and trouble, in Photoshop CS3. I don't know what to say, I never figured I'd be out of ideas when writing this. Seriously. I guess I might update with a better description sooner or later, but for now, I'll let this picture speak for itself. |
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And 'its awesome
Thank you *^_^* I'm quite fond of the gay robot overlord
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If you haven't played Tetris, you haven't played.
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The base and zenith of emotion is stillness
When it comes to smoothness, shading, details and well... everything really.
You did a really great job on this one and it's so pretty!
I love it ^_^
I like all the wires
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If you haven't played Tetris, you haven't played.
Thank you!
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If you haven't played Tetris, you haven't played.
I really like this one - and it looked awesome as a cover! I can't really decide which is my favourite part: the robot overload himself maybe? His head's shaded so prettily (I keep returning to the outer corners of his eyes - AND I like his teeth), his neck and abs are gorgeous (if a real guy had abs like that I'd be scared shitless, but it looks real nice on robots and ancient romans, especually when this nicely shaded) and his HAND ... I love his hand. His belt buckle, also - win.
But I like the rest of the robots too. I like the variety and the differences - the shapes and colours, all them gorgeous wires, the gun-hands (I like the beige ones the best, and its shoulder is win too) the "fleshy" parts of the one to the left, the colouring and shading and lightning and... etc! All of it! And I like the background too: it's relatively simple, yet very efficient.
...I guess it's really rather easy to sum this up: I love it all. You did an incredible job.
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Sketchblog: [link]
I thought of doing something serious for the belt buckle, but alas, it was one of the last things I did and "couldn't be arsed" had quite a lot to do with it by then. I'm glad you like the skull
Thank you
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If you haven't played Tetris, you haven't played.
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The base and zenith of emotion is stillness
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