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[:::Technical Experiment 014:::]

I designed this to start out as some kind of machine that has a life to it - some kind of awareness of its self being - but i kind of drifted from that as i drew it. The only real element that remains of that is the "hair bunches" at the back of the head, something that is only there for decoration rather than any practicality. The arms were designed to be able to change length - this was probably a bad decision from a creative point of view because in this sketch it is not evident of any real reason for the arms to be able to change length, and instead just looks like i've drawn the right arm bigger than the left.

The guns were designed so that the nozzle part is not attached the hand, so if the hand is needed to be used, the handle can be "pushed to the side", leaving the hands free. I suppose i like the idea of intergration, and wanted to try something with a gun with moving parts. The gun motors and magazine racks are attached to the forearm. I guess what this means is that the gun is always attached, but the handle can be moved out of the way. I think i already said that, hehehe.

I also based the design on human anatomy to a certain extent, especially around the ribcage area and the neck and so on, but only a loose similarity.

I wasn't actually going to add any text for this, but i thought i would, just to show some of the thinking that goes along with teh pictuar.

Took about an hour and half, mebbe 2 hours. It was done over a large period of time, on and off so i can't really tell TBQH! No reference, no erasers yayay. All comments welcome and appreciated

[:::Technical 14 Design © Oni:::]

Description
[:::Technical Experiment 014:::]

I designed this to start out as some kind of machine that has a life to it - some kind of awareness of its self being - but i kind of drifted from that as i drew it. The only real element that remains of that is the "hair bunches" at the back of the head, something that is only there for decoration rather than any practicality. The arms were designed to be able to change length - this was probably a bad decision from a creative point of view because in this sketch it is not evident of any real reason for the arms to be able to change length, and instead just looks like i've drawn the right arm bigger than the left.

The guns were designed so that the nozzle part is not attached the hand, so if the hand is needed to be used, the handle can be "pushed to the side", leaving the hands free. I suppose i like the idea of intergration, and wanted to try something with a gun with moving parts. The gun motors and magazine racks are attached to the forearm. I guess what this means is that the gun is always attached, but the handle can be moved out of the way. I think i already said that, hehehe.

I also based the design on human anatomy to a certain extent, especially around the ribcage area and the neck and so on, but only a loose similarity.

I wasn't actually going to add any text for this, but i thought i would, just to show some of the thinking that goes along with teh pictuar.

Took about an hour and half, mebbe 2 hours. It was done over a large period of time, on and off so i can't really tell TBQH! No reference, no erasers yayay. All comments welcome and appreciated

[:::Technical 14 Design © Oni:::]