UrbanFuturistic
03-18-2004, 06:48 AM
Paul Michael Duffy has entered the Machineflesh 3D Challenge.
To live, to breath, to sweat, to feel, to feel the cool air on a warm summer's night, to feel the refreshing touch of an Autumn rainshower, to feel to touch of a lover, to feel truly alive again... such great sacrifice to live after such terrible tragedy befalls, to live in body but to die inside.
The character I currently envisage is going to be largely electro-mechanical; with most of her body destroyed after a major accident synthetic parts have been created to replace a majority of the body. A large part is going to be transparent to show the inner workings: metal replacements for bone structures, electro-mechanical/electro-kinetic parts for movement and the remaining structures like spine and the remaining part of the rib cage.
I have a very rough sketch for concept, hoping to improve on that before posting... and yeah, if anyone's seen any work I've ever posted previously I've improved a lot since then.
Good luck to everyone and happy ass-wuppin' (yeah, that's my ass gettin' wupped by all the pros on this board :p )
regards, Paul
To live, to breath, to sweat, to feel, to feel the cool air on a warm summer's night, to feel the refreshing touch of an Autumn rainshower, to feel to touch of a lover, to feel truly alive again... such great sacrifice to live after such terrible tragedy befalls, to live in body but to die inside.
The character I currently envisage is going to be largely electro-mechanical; with most of her body destroyed after a major accident synthetic parts have been created to replace a majority of the body. A large part is going to be transparent to show the inner workings: metal replacements for bone structures, electro-mechanical/electro-kinetic parts for movement and the remaining structures like spine and the remaining part of the rib cage.
I have a very rough sketch for concept, hoping to improve on that before posting... and yeah, if anyone's seen any work I've ever posted previously I've improved a lot since then.
Good luck to everyone and happy ass-wuppin' (yeah, that's my ass gettin' wupped by all the pros on this board :p )
regards, Paul