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Published: 2004-08-18 17:07:12 +0000 UTC; Views: 447; Favourites: 5; Downloads: 48
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An old sketch I finished a couple of days ago. I was originally inspired by a song by a russian punk band called "Corrosion Of Metal". The song was called "Heil FΓΌhrer", and I guess that's why the nazi symbolics are there. I'm not really sure if they're drawn right, though. I'm no nazi
OST: Die Krupps - "Metalmorphosis"
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Comments: 13
Awesome design on that creature. i like your style of detailing. it rocks!
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Totally awesome man, I know what you mean about the shading, its pretty damn tough especially with machinery, keep up the good work though.
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Awesome job, dude. One of your better works. I dig the hunched over pose. It seems very menacing. Badass work on the claws too. You just keep getting better and better.
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Oooh! Awesome! I like the machinery details, and the shading!
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Thank you. It just came to my mind that it's quite amazing to read comments where people say that they like the details and shading in my pics... there's nothing else there, acually
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Gloriously detailed and characteristic as ever
I can't say that I think the grey shading of the backing parts looks too great with the rest of your detailed work in front, could work better in a darker shade or simply without the outline. The blades are also a little too shiney in comparison to the rest of the dude for me, but that's a very very tiny thing.
Great pose and a very sinistar look. Well done again
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The grey shading was just another experiment. Personally, I like it. Maybe because it's much easier to draw... oh well.
Thanks for your opinion.
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Love it! Did you know that the swastika used to mean peace according to some older culture.. I forget, I could look it up.. but then Hilter took the symbol and turned it into a world-wide sybol for Nazi.
Awesome awesome awesome. I like the head and the leg are really detailed.
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The original symbol was the mirror image or the nazi swastica. Just thought I'd let you know, more useless information to add to the story
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Ah. Thanks for correcting me on that.
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...and the symbol's originally Indian. Just some more info
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