You Ain't Nothin' But A Hound Dog by bigbraader
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Description
Given my weakness for robots I couldn't resist when this SciFi Puppy went on sale at the Marketplace :)
The idea is shamelessly stolen from a photo on the web.
Vue render, figure setup in DAZ Studio.
Thanks for viewing, comments etc. always welcome and appreciated.
Have a nice day,
Lars
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Comments (14)
Nice work, the original is actually a painting by English artist Francis Barraud, and titled His Master's Voice, I believe it was painted in the 1890s Great Job updating it.
Thanks. I was actually talking about the very idea here, the cyber-dog instead of the HMV one, which (my bad) I thought was trivial knowledge. Depends on how old you are of course. I don't have any HMV records anymore, but have had them :)
A Sy-Fy smiler. Applause for technique and talent and a large dose of creative imagination. +5 from doarte's MADHOUSE
Very cool and masterfully crafted no matter where you got the idea (LOL).
Very very good idea and render !!!
excellent image some very real looking textures wonderful models too
Cool concept and render. I once modeled the horn part for a victrolla in Cararra.
Brilliant, brilliant, brilliant! This is priceless, and a wonderful modern take on the original! RCA should adopt this as the new logo! :-D
Superb work here.
Excellent lighting and the textures look great!
Adorable!
Great! A historic brand revisited:) I guess that you have texturated the robot inside of Vue: for my part, this is a task that I do willingly inside Vue, in particular for metal objects.
Thanks :) I always tweak the textures in Vue, and for glass and metals and the likes, I use the Vue options mainly. As my preferred workflow for characters is DAZ Studio > Vue, this is a must, if you want decent appearance.
Looks very nice and cool!
Really cute!
Great and reality render