Robot's Workshop: A couple of bots, and a wooden toy.

So for the first picture, I took a drawing I did in Gartic Phone and kind of expanded upon it and made this fire robot. Seriously, he shoots fire... or when he has a tank hooked up to it.

I made a Kunoichi robot down the line, and gosh, she's pretty. I really liked the colors I picked for her.

Just recently, I started modelling a recreation of an old wooden toy, and if you've seen my history of obsession over the past few months... This was the beginnings of a toy manufacturer, a brand that would become the reason I have too many sets and pieces in my room today.

The original LEGO Wooden Duck. A toy that, to this day, marks an important legacy. Behind the toy in the reference is a sign that supposedly says: "Only the best is good enough."

The company motto.

I guess I was just inspired from a VOD stream of someone painting a sculpture model, which I put together, that the painting is essentially the physical equivalent of UV Texturing. And what better way to show my skills so far by showing that I can recreate a toy that basically uses the same comparison. And I think this comparison can make the process fun, because it's a labor of love.