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A Relic From The Pastby ~Gigantor

Customization / Wallpaper / Science Fiction

Many thanks to Roy Loo for sharing his robot creations with all of us. This is dedicated to him! Thanks also go out to all my friends here at DA for their views & comments & a special thank you to my brother for letting me borrow his new computer!

~Osa-Art-Farm Apr 10, 2007

If that guy is mobile, we are in big trouble.

~Gigantor Apr 10, 2007 Digital Artist

The new models are even more frightening!

~ToTheMoonAndBack Jan 10, 2006

Wow, that's so cool!

~gmonkai Dec 9, 2005

Simply awesome!

~Gigantor Dec 11, 2005 Digital Artist

Much thanks my friend! Good to see you back! Been busy huh?

*Darqnaut Nov 14, 2005 Professional Interface Designer

beautiful it its own right? Have you ever seen the old movie "Jason and the Argonauts" with the stop-motion giant statues? This is very reminiscent of that to me, mostly because it actually feels alive, like this picture was taked while its in mid stride through the waves.

Overall, I think this is a fantastic compositrion and obviously took a lot of effort, so many kudos to you. Only thing I can say critically is maybe get rid of the glare, flare to the left of the piece, its pulls far too much attention away from the magnificent center of attention.

So yes, great, EXCELLENT stuff. As always, I'm impressed.

~Gigantor Nov 15, 2005 Digital Artist

Ray Harryhausen was a huge inspiration to me as a kid! His stop action animation techniques are still used today, especially in Claymation productions. I just love robots (as you can tell from my moniker) The flare was originally another small moon ( I wanted to balance the scene with it) but it seemed a bit lost & I settled on the flare instead. Agreed it is somewhat distracting from the main subject. I always learn something new when I put together a 3D scene. Especially applying textures. Stay tuned for more Robots, Angelic Hosts & other strange phenomenon!

~sevenofeleven Nov 10, 2005

The demand for metal is so great, they have to scavenge the sites of ancient robot battles.

Looks great.

~Gigantor Nov 10, 2005 Digital Artist

The old rusting hulks are also a hazard to sea-going vessels as well!

~endamist Nov 9, 2005 Hobbyist Digital Artist

Cool! This looks great!

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