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Published: 2006-11-12 00:25:31 +0000 UTC; Views: 60643; Favourites: 2186; Downloads: 971
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Lovely. Melancholy and hopeful, withΒ childlike curiosity.Β
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This is a very touching piece. Somehow this little robot is able to convey a lot of emotion. Well done!
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I adore this. Bought a print for my wall to add to my collection. <3
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this seems so sad. he has such a feeling of loneliness. great piece!
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The way you describe your imagination in this art is outstanding. Btw, nice to meet you. I am Passion Bread.
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I love this! It looks so sad. It seems like you're trying to compare the concept of machinery and robotics in the same picture with a living thing like a bird, which seems more human, you know? And all the rubble shows how the bond is severed. Maybe someday the humans will let go of robots... or the robots will let go of the humans.
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This piece has an incredible amount of feeling. Well done!
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I saw this so long ago and was touched. I'm glad to have finally found the artist. I recognize and adore many of your works, especially Mr Sorrow and the Spider Cultists. The emotion evident in this robot sets up a touching kind of parody.
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Must you really draw these irrelevant parallels?
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Love the mood of this. clever use of colour and very moody.
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In all the destruction how did the box come out ok XP
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I feel when I look at this a sort of longing from the robot to have the human experience although obviously it led to their own demise... he just lacks the nerves and heart and such to truly experience "life"
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Seen it, played it. What's your point?
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Hello,
You have been featured in the news article, Vivid!
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Your wonderful art is featured here > [link] <
Have a nice day!
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Definately a fav. Love the post-apocalyptic feel. What media did you use?
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i absolutely love it. Specially its face
That cardboard box must be really hard, though XD or full of stuff
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your wonderful piece of art has been featured here: [link] love!
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Like an illustration of a novel of Stan.Lem !! GREAT !!!!
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Possibly, but I thought more of another version of wall-e.
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Featured here [link]
If you'd like it removed, please let me know.
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I love this.
But please tell me you didn't get this from astro boy.
Hate that movie.
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Absolutely wonderfull, great theme as well.
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This makes me think of the robot from The Adventures of Shark Boy and Lava Girl. It's really great. I love it!
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I love the style and concept. This one reminds me of Wall-e. A robot left behind when the earth was destroyed.
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What difference would that make?
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It's surprising how much sadness you can get from such a simple face. Good job.
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lol yep horrible comparison isn't it?
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ok random question 
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I'm a huge fan of depressed robots. My sketchbook is filled with original concepts for my own paintings. I work in acrylics, though. I haven't experimented with photoshop yet.
I just love how robots are essentially emotionless from the start, but in all reality ... they're fabricated for expendability. Designed with the end in mind. Useful for months or years, then discarded for the next model ... can you imagine feeling that disposable? That's why all my robots are usually disheveled heaps. I don't have any pictures of my robots posted because I'm waiting to paint them 
In this painting, it looks like the robot is envying the freedom of the birds while he is confined to his destroyed world and limited to movement through manmade joints.
I love it, totally favoriting it
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I love his expression...you do a lot with so little, if you know what I mean.
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I feel as though the story for this picture would be something like a scientist inventing this poor little robot, only to be left alone when the town is destroyed. He gathers what he can in a cardboard box, and then inquisitively watches a bird as it flies by, wondering how it stays in the air like that, not knowing how to ask it though.
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