Detailed robot

The image shows a detailed illustration of a humanoid robot with a white, partly see-through body, labeled with various technical terms. It appears to be an advanced android with exposed mechanical components, showcasing its intricate internal workings. The robot's sleek, metallic design and the technical labels create a futuristic and technological aesthetic. The robot stands with a stoic expression, evoking a sense of both power and precision.

The image is a painting of a steampunk robot. It is a portrait, and the robot is looking to the left of the frame. It has a very detailed face, with gears and wires visible. The robot's body is made of metal, and it is wearing a suit of armor. The painting is done in a realistic style, and the artist has used light and shadow to create a sense of depth and realism.

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mechanical creation named “ibots” that takes inspiration from a crab’s form. The main body of the robot is crafted from the casing of an Apple product, as evidenced by the visible Apple logo. This detail suggests a repurposing of familiar technology into a new, imaginative form. All. the parts are glossy white.

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Acme is CG reproduction of beautiful artwork by Dan Jones (Tinkerbots) https://www.flickr.com/photos/tinkerbots/6221271537 Personal project for texture and modeling practicing.

Bulk Robots and mechs made during 2021 in my sketchbook. Ink and Copic markers.

This project I worked nearly all semester on for a hard surface concepting class. I wanted to make a hotshot robot racer competing in a motorsport similar to Formula racing fused with rollerblading. While 3D wasn't required, I wanted to use this as a modeling challenge to create complex shapes with only SubD and get better at figuring out how pieces fit together. The model is made all with Blender and rendered in Eevee. Thank you to Bryant Koshu and the rest of the class for their support…

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