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Submitted: November 9, 2009
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make to Steampunkby ~ilker-yuksel

Digital Art / Drawings & Paintings / Fantasy

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© 2009 ilker Yüksel Personel Work...
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Critique by ~amberleann12345 Jul 13, 2012, 9:26:41 PM

This reminds me a lot of the character called "5" from the movie "9". "5" was a student under the instruction of the similar-looking character, "2", an embodiment of an inventor with what is said to be that inventor's "creative spirit". However, this is not "5". Rather, I like to think that, looking at this piece, the film had an alternate direction in which the inventor succeeded in making himself into one of his burlap-and-stitches creations.
I LOVE the detail in this piece; obviously, the stitching is perhaps the most noticeable, but take a moment to examine the remainder of the piece: the grain in the wood, the beautiful and very careful attention to shadow, the way that knut shines. If this is a "9" tribute, it certainly looks like the inventor has successfully become one of his inventions, which is what seems to have been the drive for his creating the iconic characters seen in the film in the first place.

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Critique by ~Pyrohunter792 Jan 14, 2012, 9:00:44 AM

It looks like a steampunk robot covered a lair of fabric (oviously), which is quite unique as i have not seen anything like it before. I love how its leaning down on its arm, which i do alot also. Another good part about it that the the fabric is stiched up, which makes it alot cooler. Probally the only not-so-great part of it is that the hands (not the fingers) look too much like a humans. Otherwise, this is very good artwork. I also think its unique that its "picking" at a nut. I just simply love it. I give you good luck on your future drawings!