MMMIG: "Kinda Sketchy" Edition

[phayze81]

Sometimes it seems too limiting to just plunk down a single image for this challenge, but I feel like just unleashing you folks on a general theme is a trick I couldn't get away with very often (lest I run out of themes). So, for this month I've found a lovely page of miscellaneous mecha sketches, one of which is bound to strike a chord for whoever comes along seeking inspiration!


Source

I HIGHLY recommend hitting that source link - the page it leads to has several more sketchbook-style images from the same artist, and they are all lovely enough that I really struggled to pick just one for this post. Enjoy!


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[Artasid]

Here's my submission. I'm not that happy how the upper legs turned out, but it was the best I could do at the moment. I'll let you try to guess which sketch inspired this build lol

Number 58
Number 58: Dual Heavy Armored Legs, Sensor Dome, Combustion Engine, No Ranged Weaponry

[SuspendedAnimation]

This frame isn't from any particular sketch shown, but the sketches got me started

Moon Guardian by -SuspendedAnimation-, on FlickrMoon Guardian by -SuspendedAnimation-, on Flickr

[Alexial]

Inspired by 45.

The long antenna things on the top reminded me of bunny ears, and I knew what I had to do.

The "Killer Bunny".

IMG_20180812_113316 by Alexial1, on Flickr

IMG_20180812_113405 by Alexial1, on Flickr

IMG_20180812_113253 by Alexial1, on Flickr

[Omniscient Frog]

This guy's already in my Zer0 Company thread, but it was inspired by this challenge (specifically #63 from the source link), so I'm putting it here as well.

Apeirogon Pharaoh Render by Omniscient Frog, on Flickr

[Mantisking]

"Life the Universe, and Everything", on Flickr.

As usual I'm late in posting my contribution.

[Aardvark17]

I really like that one Mantisking! Also very cool to see the nexogon used in a frame.