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Just wanted some Critiques about my work heavily influenced by 40k, Giger, That movie "Virus". It is representative of what one might find on an archeological dig of a cybernetic culture.

Nice!

What are they done with?

Mick

Hey thanks for commenting. they are Plaster. I will be making reproductions in resin soon. But for now I just have the originals in Cast Plaster of Paris.


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P.S. they are patina-ed with red clay dust. eventually I plan larger ones cast in bronze. these are only 8x10"

Looks good and they do look like they were dug out of the ground. My question is what are your plans to do with them?

They are cool..

Tile my studio with them ('');Seriously though I am offering them for sale on my website. I plan to cast larger versions in bronze but the smaller ones I wan the public to enjoy. Check my profile for web address if interested. I posted them here because I knew they would be appreciated i made them for 40k fans and the art community. They are primarily about planned obsolescence and technology but the fit right in to 40k too. I minored in 40k at art school ('');