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cybernetichero — Would 60 gallons be sufficient
Published: 2007-11-03 07:28:56 +0000 UTC; Views: 1338; Favourites: 38; Downloads: 55
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Grrrrr! something is not working with the submissions menu. it refused to accept the category fan art - tv&movies so I posted in next best so that I could post at all.Yes it's Robbie. I'm suspicious of projects that go easily and smoothly to completion so what am I not seeing wrong here? haha.
I might wish that I had made the sketch that little bit bigger but... meh
Ooops, I nearly forgot lest anybody on DA has spent their lives under a flat rock Robbie is from Forbidden Planet which was an MGM film. Both Robbie and the Lost in Space robot were designed and built by Robert Kinoshita.
FP also features a completely computerised score from back in the day when it took a fortnight to write one line of machine code (Maybe I exaggerate slightly but if anyone is old enough to remember preparing punch cards they will know I'm only stretching the truth slightly lol)
I have documented each step ready to make a tutorial. Can I use Word or Publisher to do that?
Acrylic on stretched canvas
90x60x3 AUS$300 plus shipping
UPDATE 2010 I uploaded a new high res picture.
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"G- Gallons? Mister, I been from here to there in this galaxy but I just wanna tell you that you're the best... well, if you ever need some spare oil or something, you just let me know!"
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always thought that was a perfect line for anyone to say with reguards to the consumption of volitile liquids (not that i do that sort of thing myself nor could i manage that volume at one sitting...and retain that one remaining brain cell that i'm so fond of)
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I had to come here to find out I've spent my life under a flat rock?
Nice work!
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If you knocked the feet out from under that guy, could he get up again?
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Yes, he was but I think they put the chest panel in upside-down
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this painting that you worked on in your deviantID right?
looks great! i never can use acrylics
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Once you get used to it it can be real fun.
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yeah I think I ahve seen this picture like on stuff at like half price books or somthing.
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He's a pretty famous robot.
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yeah, I didn't see the movie I don't think but mayby adds or just style of robot designe. awsome though. it makes me think of golden age comics because of the collor I think.
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Danger, Danger .................. Great image, love the background colours.
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It was funny how he was able to duplicate all that beer in the movie.
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A useful trait to be sure.
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I remeber that scene, it was so cute! It was the cook from the ship that wanted the booze, wasn't it?...if I remember correctly---the actor's famous but I can't remember who it was...I keep thinking Cliff Robertson
Really excellent artwork!
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Earl Holliman was the cook.
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Just... wow man!
The shading is bang on, all the details are there and I absolutely love the trippy background.
I really can't wait to see the tutorial.
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*blearily looks around in a confused state* I did good?
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This is most excellent work! I love the way you do these classic robots!
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You don't think he looks... off hand. Honestly I don't see much else to do that wouldn't hurt rather than help, that's when I stop but I just felt it went a bit too well and I'm a pessimist at heart hehe.
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Not sure what you mean ... to me, he looks great!
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Oh, good. Another pair of eyes helps, Thanks.
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If you were expecting me to say that it sucks, you're not going to get it.
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No, it's just that when nothing goes wrong I worry lol.
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