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failur3 — Robot Graveyard I
Published: 2009-01-20 05:43:40 +0000 UTC; Views: 3824; Favourites: 57; Downloads: 310
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Something I did on my own time.A robot graveyard, sort of like an elephant graveyard.
I just sort of imagine that if the robots did become self aware, there's no saying they'd be angry, that's how a human would feel. Maybe they'd just be sad, just go off and find somewhere to rust.
October '08
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lol, one of your robots looks like the Iron Giant xD
I really like this. It's detailed and kinda sad at the same time (poor robots T_T).
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woah, reminds me of our final still life.... This has got a lot of really great things going on in it. So sad too.
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It's an interesting idea and the main reason I liked A.I.
This has a great sense of depth. The lighting and texture are well done. Great job making this feel big. Looking at it, there's a great sense of it being wide open and large. I think the dimensions of it help that a lot.
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hey hey, thank you sir.
I have a second one of these I drew like... 3 months ago? that I might be posting soon
also, delayed response?
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Delayed responses are my bread and butter. To give and to get.
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It's so dramatic but I love it based on your artist' comment.
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It has a very retro sci-fi feel to it, to me anyway. I like robots when they are done well, and this to me is done well in a great style, it is a melancholy picture with a curious touch.
It would make an excellent print.
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Wow, nice work. The depth is awesome. So is the texture on the coloring. What's it called btw?
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Thank you, though I'm not sure I understand your question, what is what called?
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Uhh the kind of texture used in this. And no problem.
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Oh, and the layer mode the textures were set to was mostly overlay
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Thanks for the tip. I'll try it out.
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I used a lot of different textures, on separate layers i placed over the image and masked off. I worked into it with the basic photoshop brush and slowly merged everything down into one layer. I hope that helps. If that's not what you wanted to know let me know, I'm happy to explain
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Ohh so it's basically a combination of textures. I thought it was a single specific one like those grunge line thingies and stuff. And thanks, it was more than I hoped to know.
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Yeah, if you don't know them, some great websites for textures are [link] (there's a daily download limit on that one though, so you can only download so much a day) and [link] (which seems to be down at the moment) but really you can use any photographs you might have that have good textures in them. Scanning in interesting textures with a scanner works great too.
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Nice... thanks for the references man. This actually makes me want to try using pics as textures now. I always relied on my dirty sketch/color work to not make my stuff look too plain.
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