The top one's a Value assignment for Joe's Class, based on a "Working Class Robot" theme. The bottom one's a frog skeletal study for my 2D Rigging assignment. More to come where that came from.
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3 comments:
Awesome stuff. Nice work on the values.
That woe-bot has most excellent feet. And hooray for the ribless frog.
i like you work little bro. It's fun browsing your blog. But isn't the shadow of the knife in the woe-bot upside down?? kinda threw me off.
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