Robot Atlas and cyborg girl Yoko; concept art
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Date of publication:
Nov 11, 2023 3:45:14 PM
Author’s comment:
Work for the art competition.
One day, while walking along the outskirts of the forest, a girl from the village of engineers came across an unusual dome sticking out of the ground. As soon as Yoko touched the find, the mechanism was activated and after a couple of minutes a robot rose from the moss cover. The mechanism didn’t seem to notice the girl’s presence and moved deeper into the forest. Yoko decided to head into the unknown, walking side by side with the robot. Thus began their adventure.
Yoko remarks about the robot:
- He cannot speak, but is capable of human contact. The inscriptions on its body do not belong to our time; it must be more than a couple of hundred years old. On a saw that no longer worked, I found an inscription, following it, I called it “Atlant”.
An "energy potion" is a brew that can improve the functioning of any mechanism. Thanks to it, Atlant can work stably after a hundred years in the ground, and the little cyborg Yoko with such a potion can lift even a heavy “Grip”.
"Grasp" is a tool for clearing the path of objects. Developed by the inhabitants of the same civilization that once created Atlanta. The device connects directly to the wearer's central nervous system. The “grip” is capable of tearing a tree out of the ground by its roots or dragging a heavy boulder.
A "converter capsule" is an analogue of a chest, with the function of splitting and converting objects into pure energy. The main thing is not to accidentally mix up the buttons...
"Wisdom" - A combination of organic and mechanical, it seems that the tree grew directly from a robot's hand. Inside the bubble in the middle is the silhouette of a creature, perhaps this is the last representative of an ancient civilization. From the fruits of this tree you can create an energy potion.
The ruins of "Tamtan" are a former complex for the creation of mechanisms. There hasn't been anyone here for a long time.
Software:
Adobe Photoshop
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