Extreme Makeover -animation by robotalk
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Modeled in ZBrush
Comments (15)
cool! the ultimate chia pet.....
Cha cha cha chia! I knew they were evil!
LOL ... this has a nice beat and I can dance to it. Very cool! *****
a real improvement with the new head but the guy still needs to do something about that butterscotch torso, he's gonna attract wasps
Absolutely cool,my Dear Friend!!!!Bravissimo as Your usual!V:DDD.Hugsxx
Bwahahahahah!!! I love how it takes over his head!!! Brilliant meester!!!!
OK , I see that this starts out with a manly figure , are we talking total make-over here ? ...lol...hehehehe !! Great fun and an interesting concept, but I don't think I want any free coupons for this salon !!~Fantastic Work~!!
In this collection of penetrating and concise essays, Professor Robert O. Smith, again and again comes back to piquant subtext under powerful and recurring mythos, classically evinced and formulated for all time in Thomas Hardy's Return of the Native. "Heath hath hair", Professor Smith begins the superb little piece titled 'Makeover', "and in hair hath the straw man, beeswax carved and honey-bodied, personhood and rebirth on the landscape of the Green Knight...." So does Smith brilliantly reduce Tolkien's chivalrous stick men, or rather pseudo-elves, to relative juvenility. The essay, though literary in thrust, is written in mystery form, with a dash of Poe and Hammett. One will not spoil the unveiling for those who have not read it yet, save to observe that Smith's concluding line, "the Butler did it", hinging on the central clue of hay stack and clandestinely fermented grass, easily upstages volumes of academically toned literary criticism....." [Hope A. Long, "The Beaver Badge Archetype In Contemporary Canadian Literary Criticism: Professor Robert O. Smith And The Rural Novel", The Review of Review of Reviews, Vol. LXIX, part 3, pp.345ff.
Just like "down in the gecko" only it's BOLLYWOOD and everybodys want to be as white as a Jackson...wish I could grow a new 'ead ! Thanx for the giggles bud Cheers.....(typo's)
your characters are absolute riots!!!
Best ever !
Excellent animation, and very creative realization ***** Beautiful colors ***** ~~()~~
now we how carrot top got started(LOL)
Whoa that herbal hair grow lotion went out of control...!
I hope this guy dosent get caught growing his own hair, it's ILLEGAL!! ah ha ha this guy just a sage brush blowing in the wind he had a six shooter go off in POOF!! You could keep going with this character forever, his stories and tales could fill volumes of stephen king sized hernia books! Superb!