LFR (Little Flying Robot) by EricClaeys
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
This little guy is going to be a little comic-relief character for my independant study. I made him pretty quickly (~3 hrs), so I may add add a little more details in the future. The story has almost entirely changed, but I won't bore you with that. Anyway, enjoy!
Comments (14)
I like the design very retro clean lines! Cool Model!
Hmm... a model I like that I might actually have a chance to match in quality, given a week. Maybe I don't suck after all! Oh, wait, you did it in 3 hrs. Thanks for that.
Very creative work ! Excellent modelling and textures ! Congratulations !
Great! I like the design!... And I'm interested in the story ;)
great pretty robot: would love to know tthe story !
Great little bot. Less is more. I really have to practice more machines. You rock, Eric. ....Hmmmm....independent study sounds an awfull lot like animated short. :) wink
Fantastic little bot... his wings look like he is manoeuvrable(maneuverable) under water too!
Dude! excellent work, by the way are you still in highschool?
Nice work Eric, clean, sleak design...would love to see that "independent study" when its done ;)
Well, in one sentence the independant study is this: "A 3D-illustrated fantasy graphic-novel about a party made up of several 'alien' races are sent out on an interplanetary adventure." I don't want ot reveal too much now, since I am just in the initial stages and don't have a complete story nailed down, yet. Hopefully I can finish the project without running into the same problem Teyon had with Atrius - having someone else finish an identical story first. (sorry to bring up old memories bud.) I would have loved to make an animation out of it, but my computer could never handle what I want to do, and I really wouldn't have the time to get much done in one semester. A comic book would simply be too short and I don't intend on it being a long series (3 books max).
To answer samuribastard - no, I'm a senior (one year left) in college, trying to polish out my porfolio. I am not necessarily studying 3D design, but it plays a significant part in my graphic design and illustration classes. CSU has a pretty decent graphic design program, but no 3D (animation, nor modeling), aside from the very basic lightwave class I am helping teach.
As always Eric.... terrific... as always...
Excellent modeling. Good luck with your project.
Quite the model, and for taking 3 hours pretty efficient too I'd say :) I'd love to get under the chrome of that and see what it looks like underneath ;) Fantastic job.