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Published: 2010-11-29 23:22:49 +0000 UTC; Views: 21466; Favourites: 471; Downloads: 590
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Older piece from a game project that didn't make it very far, so i guess i can show it nowPhotoshop
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That actually looks pretty cool. What was this thing's intended purpose in the game?
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Wow)) Why do I love scetches so much? Maybe because they're more living than finished work 
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He has a funny arm post. Nice pic though.
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very well done! are u planning to develop more of this? hope so..
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Now that's interesting, a robot with "skin." We don't see that very often in robotic designs. Very inspiring work!
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I think I'm just as impressed by the lighting on the silhouettes as I am on the large fella 
As mentioned textures are fantastic!
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I like the detail on this guy. Looking at his thumbnail though, he reminds me of a penguin. XD
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You just used photoshop for this? Anyway nice design!
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ah ok, respect! Must be hard trying to do this in just photoshop.
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Did you mirror the guy? The japanese on his torso is backwards.
Still looks pretty cool.
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I did... oh dear, i feel dumb now
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the one at the top left reminds me of a turian with the little legy things.
Love the colors though.
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Yeah it totally is
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Sweet!
Like the lowest on the right the most, but theyΒ΄re all really cool... huge arms look always really cool somehow
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Yeah i actually started painting that guy up too before the art director went with this one. I might finish him off actually. Haha i showed my friend the other day and he renamed him popeye bot. Just needs the pipe
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dude this is fking unreal. I love your environment work, but damn, this is great. strong silhouette and good balance between small and large shapes. And of course, cool texture. Would love to see some more if your allowed to put them up. What sort of game was it for out of interest?
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Thanks dude, yeah there's a few more designs kicking around. I'll try and get them posted
It was a third person action game, not so much a shooter. It relied more on hacking and stealth. This design was one of the enemies that stalked you around the abandoned space station the game was set on. The style was very cool but a little too Mass Effect in places (although a lot of ME is just Syd Mead). We wanted to visualise what NASA tech would look like in 100 years so we took a lot of cues from films like 2001 and Moon. Lots of WHITE
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like some awesome land water combat operative suit or something
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awesome job!.. somehow he reminds me of Shriek.. one of the villains from batman beyond: [link]
^_^x
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That's a cool design, i used to love that show
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Cool! Give it a more complex face design (maybe by copy-pasting other body parts and transforming/mirroring them?) and it could be a Mass Effect creature!
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Ooooo good idea! Might try that
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I'm sort of rattling around, have done a bit of freelance work, and haven't made much time for doing personal art. This year was a bust on that front! My new year's resolution will be to spend more time making my own art...
It's weird working on NDA projects--it feels like work, but then I have nothing to show for it at the end!
What are you up to? Freelance?
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Good resolution
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I'm not sure where I stand--I burn out quickly, and I need a lot of "time off" to daydream, turn over ideas in my mind. I'm not an art-producing machine, which means I don't feel especially comfortable in a studio setting. Freelance is spotty and is financially not the best, but I do like having more freedom to work how and when I want to.
Working with other artists is very cool, but again I need a lot of personal space in order to concentrate.
I actually kind of like working with "non-art" people because they're sometimes more easily impressed. lol.
Pros and Cons to both, I suppose. Good luck to you you!
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