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The ninth part of the challnge. We're nearly done guys.
This challenge was to create a cyborg design based off of parts found in a junkyard. I'm not the biggest fans of cyborgs: I haven't gotten into too much media based off them or drawn them before. Still, this was both fun and challenging.
The idea I came up with is this guy who owned a junkyard got fed up with his dogs not doing a good enough job of guarding his property and stuff kept getting stolen. So he got rid of the dogs and crafted himself out of parts from his yard to replace the dogs. However, as he motified himself more and more with machines and threw beastly aspects in as well, he lost his humanity in the process. As a result, he lost sight of why he did what he did and became a single minded monster, hooked on preventing ANYONE from entering into the junkyard, regardless if there with ill intention or not. Neither man, machine nor beast.
Took a bit of canine anatomy and mixed it with human. I also wanted to focus on reds and silvers to give that flesh combining with metal look, even though the "muscule" looks like flesk, its actually supposed to be wire. He turned out way better then expected.
Tell me what you think.

Inspiration based off the show, Face-Off, while all ideas related it to this picture are my own, but any ideas related companies, industries, etc. are not my own. All copyright’s reserved.

Description
The ninth part of the challnge. We're nearly done guys.
This challenge was to create a cyborg design based off of parts found in a junkyard. I'm not the biggest fans of cyborgs: I haven't gotten into too much media based off them or drawn them before. Still, this was both fun and challenging.
The idea I came up with is this guy who owned a junkyard got fed up with his dogs not doing a good enough job of guarding his property and stuff kept getting stolen. So he got rid of the dogs and crafted himself out of parts from his yard to replace the dogs. However, as he motified himself more and more with machines and threw beastly aspects in as well, he lost his humanity in the process. As a result, he lost sight of why he did what he did and became a single minded monster, hooked on preventing ANYONE from entering into the junkyard, regardless if there with ill intention or not. Neither man, machine nor beast.
Took a bit of canine anatomy and mixed it with human. I also wanted to focus on reds and silvers to give that flesh combining with metal look, even though the "muscule" looks like flesk, its actually supposed to be wire. He turned out way better then expected.
Tell me what you think.

Inspiration based off the show, Face-Off, while all ideas related it to this picture are my own, but any ideas related companies, industries, etc. are not my own. All copyright’s reserved.