Retrounit 1010 walking by waldomac
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
OK, here is the robot. Not trying to overdo it, but, I wanted to post this after posting the toony version of this unit.
See the following:
http://www.renderosity.com/viewed.ez?galleryid=828577&Start=1&Artist=waldomac&ByArtist=Yes
With that rendering, I was forced to put it in a category that Bryce users wouldn't see (i.e. Rhino/Cartoons), so I'm putting up the NON-toony version to see what all you Bryce guys and gals think.
Retrounit 1010 was created in Rhino, rendered in Bryce 5 and slightly post-processed in Photoshop. The model was modified from an earlier version.
See that earlier version in a Rhino discussion here:
http://www.renderosity.com/messages.ez?ForumID=12371&Form.ShowMessage=2022544
Thanks, Brycers, and all you other special people. All comments on this and/or the toony image and comparisons to the earlier version, if you get that far, would be greatly appreciated.

Comments (6)
I like him. Tall and lanky. Could be a butler droid. Nice model work.
This looks waaaaaaaaay to good to use the lens flare effect on. Lens flare is a by product of CHEAP LENSES. Please think enough of your robot to shoot him with good lenses that do not flare. Have you tried grouping this cool dude for animation in Bryce?
Excellent robot. Great lighting and colors, well done. V
1010 looks to darn cool!!! great work here!!! ;o)
Lovely robot ! A work of modeling of much imagination and creativity. A composition very executed well. "my vote" Congratulations !
Excellent model! This may sound strange, I like the way you did the bottom half(calf) of the leg.