This is Grahams' fault.  He would go and draw another robot.

I had to get a shovel and dig around in the way-back file for this one.  Last night I reworked, inked, and colored it.  The original idea wasn't so much the Terminator take-off, but just putting an oh-so-nice Amy into a not-nice situation.

A silly little thing.  Connect the dots.

The file is a bit larger than usual.  If you actually try to work this out, a larger size will hopefully make it a tad easier.

It/she looks surprised.  "What happened to my hand?"

I'll go see.  Thanks for the tip.

Photo shop?  Isn't that a store where you buy photos? 

Oh man, another program I should learn.  The most advanced program my comp has is Paint, and I rarely use that.

(Amazed silence...) Wow, that's good!  I should've emailed the full sized file to you. Leelas shadow makes it much more believable.  The curvy shape works pretty well, and the color match is right on the money. I can't quite tell, is there shadow under Frys legs? Subtle, but overall very effective. ...

Oh yeah!  Post it.  I'd be thrilled to see what somebody else can do with it.

A non-Simps/Futu quote: "Failure is always an option."  Not that I consider these flops... I agree the shadows need some help, in particular the cast shadows are weak to non-existant.  On the "Bridge" the shadows aren't very pronounced so I faked my way through.  But with the car...

Oh, experimenting, another phrase for not knowing what I'm doing...   

Hi all,

Brace yourselves, I'm experimenting again...

Very cool!  Glad you like the eight ball.  I wasn't sure about using it.

Good eyes, I was wondering if anybody would catch the claw differences...

Oh you're very welcome!  Asst Crone wanted to see Doc Z also, so I couldn't turn away from a dual request.

I've posted this on the DA site now, with an extra drawing showing three different heads.

Some more metal madness...

This isn't even on my DA site (yet).  This is the first public unveiling of Dr Zbot.  Hope you like him/it!   

Okay I'll start...

In spite of being a sci-fi fan from wa-a-ay back, and the potential of infinite adventures (space is deep, excellency!) I vote Simpsons.

The situations are more "down to earth", and in spite of three eyed fish, is easier to relate to.   

Wow, I go out for a quick nap and lookit all the comments... Archonix:  Have to admit I wasn't really after full on scary, just un-nerving.  Glad you saw the two panels over her/its shoulders (scored!), those were based on the sweat shirt.  I even thought about coloring it pink but that would have b...