TractorBot
February 9, 2009
by greg
Filed under Artwork, Greg Posts
This weekend I took my kids over to a train museum which was in its off season. They were in repair mode awaiting the spring when people would start coming and riding the rails. It was great, no one was around, the guy was super nice and let us climb in and out of all the trains. Then I noticed this 1930′s old tractor off tucked away rotting its way out of existence. I thought it was time to give it another shot at life. I present to you, TractorBot!
This is just mind blowing to me!!! How do you not get lost when creating the joints and details on this thing? love the design on the hands. You should have posted a before and after pic. I recently saw a tv ad the other day on hulk vs wolverine. Would it be possible for dave and greg to create a juggernaut and wolverine battle scene???? I would love to see that creature box style!!
Dude… you KNOW I love it!! Great hands. VERY nice work my friend!!
Wicked!!!
It is always when you least expect it that you find that creative spark to ignite another piece. Nice job on this one for sure. The color work on the paint job is super sweet with great specular values that REALLY make it feel like a slick paint job. The gesture is great too and reminds me of Iron Giant because his pose looks like he could be holding his little buddy that he protects, or like Keown’s Pitt! I may be wrong on this, but his right hip seems too high. Given the perspective, I would think the hip would be more level than it is now, but style is style.
Holy crap! You do mech stuff better than alot of artists. I’d love to see you work on a cartoony spin off of the Japanese robots. But funny.
3!LL
wow I really love the arms/hands! everything looks so solid too
slick design and great execution!
joverine
Very Cool! This is why my suggestion for the contest should have won
That being Voltron!! How sick would their version be?
I just got the creaturebox book and wow … it is sweeeeetah … thanks for the autograph … I feel like a little kid getting his first comic, ice cream … bursting with excitement.
As always your stuff is out of this world … blown away.
Wow, love the arms.