TH0210 – I finally got around to buying and reading Yes, Roya by C. Spike Trotman, Emilee Denich and gosh darn it, wouldn’t you believe that my favorite character was the submissive, hairy, muscular older gentleman? What a shock.
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TH0209 – Okay so this got out of hand. I’ve switched from working on these in A5 pads to this (relatively) big A4 Clairefontaine notebook and being given double the workspace has apparently inspired double the detail. The concept here was to get some classic wheeled robot legs going on, but then everything I designed ended up looking like Gizmoduck. So what if instead his feet were just entire motorcycles at the end that he could fold up? And here we are.
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TH0208 – After a few attempts at giving the cyborg daddy some wimpy legs, and failing on account of the anatomy of his thighs, I decided that I should do a drawing that would embrace that thickness. This is definitely how cyborg daddies engage in rugby.
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TH0205 – I’ve always liked mechs that have super impractical legs. Giant robothighs, impossible space heels, absurd protruding kneecaps. So I wanted to do a sort of tribute to those impractical limbs with this one. And some improbable booty shorts too why not.
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TH0204 – I wanted to explore some more high fashion elements to this character. I wasn’t really satisfied with the result, however.
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TH0202 – A more complete exploration of a skeletal-reinforcement rig. Not quite satisfied with what I was trying to achieve, but it was a good middle step. Also pictured are some budget basement robotic limbs. Messy, ugly, cheap as heck.
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TH0201 – The second of my daddy cyborg drawings. This character helped me stay sane through the heatwave that England was subjected to in June. With these drawings I wanted to start exploring skeletal-reinforcement, lower cost limbs, and beach looks.