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A kinda concept/ref piece I created last week.
I was just toying with the idea and of course as you can see, the different variations of syringes that could be attatched to his cybernetic arms and such.

I decided to design three different variations of syringes that could be attached.

From top to bottom -

- A multi-neededled syrigne, each needle injects a different chemical, supplied from the three cylinders located on top.

- A typical "syringe gun" with the chemical stored in a capsual udnerneath. You generally see these types in sci-fi movies and whatnot.

- A mutli-needled giant syringe. Altogether there is five needles, four external ones (two removed from pic) and one giant needle in the centre. AS the central needles is injected, the arms holding the smaller ones move downwards and inject. I don't know what purpose this would serve, but I thought it would look pretty frightening if you were approached with it.

If you hadn't guessed from the stereotypical doctor's reflector, he works in the field of medicine. I thought that if he is going to have syringes to administor to patients, he might as well have one, seeing as they are instantly associated with doctors....regardless of the fact that he has no eyes, or at least visable ones.

The clay model I've been working on recenty is a bust of this creature. I hope to have it painted and completed within a week. ;D

Art & creature © Darren McCarthy

Description
A kinda concept/ref piece I created last week.
I was just toying with the idea and of course as you can see, the different variations of syringes that could be attatched to his cybernetic arms and such.

I decided to design three different variations of syringes that could be attached.

From top to bottom -

- A multi-neededled syrigne, each needle injects a different chemical, supplied from the three cylinders located on top.

- A typical "syringe gun" with the chemical stored in a capsual udnerneath. You generally see these types in sci-fi movies and whatnot.

- A mutli-needled giant syringe. Altogether there is five needles, four external ones (two removed from pic) and one giant needle in the centre. AS the central needles is injected, the arms holding the smaller ones move downwards and inject. I don't know what purpose this would serve, but I thought it would look pretty frightening if you were approached with it.

If you hadn't guessed from the stereotypical doctor's reflector, he works in the field of medicine. I thought that if he is going to have syringes to administor to patients, he might as well have one, seeing as they are instantly associated with doctors....regardless of the fact that he has no eyes, or at least visable ones.

The clay model I've been working on recenty is a bust of this creature. I hope to have it painted and completed within a week. ;D

Art & creature © Darren McCarthy