Abu Dhabi’s Alter Ego unveiled a look at what they’re calling “the Middle East’s first anime” at Dubai’s Middle East Film & Comic Con. [Read more here]
Woah. You can call it an anime, but this is such a different design approach. I’m so fascinated to see this. Brilliant!
Dear Gigantor 28: I made this gif of you because I care about you. Do you like me too? Y/N/Y
Submissions wanted! Everyone is invited! You are invited!
I humbly request the assistance and participation of artists of all skills and abilities to submit pieces for print in a robot art anthology (tentative title!). It’ll will be a 5 x 7” saddle-stitched color cover book with black…
I’m all over this like a robot on a building.
Welcome to Titanzer concept rounds: Shadow Complex.
Designing a giant robot is a mystical journey full of “what” and “oh huh”. I’ve been having a hard time committing to a single design with Titanzer. I’d spend hours drawing different heads before throwing all of them in the head trash. So I decided to boil things down and start with his outline.
First I figured out his dominant feature: strength. I wanted him to be intimidating, since he’s going to be much bigger now. I started by drawing him like I was looking up from the ground at his lovely body. Some people (probably worms) call this a worm’s eye perspective, and it helps give a sense of scope. From here I tried different head and leg designs until I found myself moving in certain/uncertain directions.
The biggest surprise came when I sent Chloe some helmet concepts and she didn’t realized they were in perspective at all, wondering if I have something against putting feet on things. This turned out to be a huge help. As you can tell, I tend to baby my way through a design, only doing slight tweaks at a time. This helped push me to exaggerate even further, and I liked it.
From there I developed the thinner frame and finally settled on a reduced, strong outline with a lot of nice shapes going on it. Now all I have to do is fill it in.
An old Titanzer ad idea I never ended up using.
Robot head silhouette tests. I like to play with the shadow and outline of the head first before I settle on a design. Is there a faster way? Probably! Will I try to figure that out? Maybe!
Fanart battle between me and Lo Baker about whose main character is the hunkiest. May she rest….IN PIECES. *falls backward out the window* *building explodes*