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]]>Despite the impressive technological progress that we made, robots are still very limited in what they can do. So far, no one has been able to truly bring fiction to reality and build a robot that can talk, move, or do other things inherent to humans.
Still, this didn’t stop illustrator Annada Menon from getting creative and dedicating an entire month of work to robots. She decided to give herself a challenge that would see her draw a different robot each day.
According to Menon, she occasionally does similar challenges, and this time she wanted to get out of her comfort zone. Not being great with drawing machines, she figured robots would be a great way to check all the boxes.
“My approach for the series was to make the robots cute and friendly,” said Menon about her works.
The challenge was a success, and she managed to come up with some beautiful and intriguing designs. One of them even won an award at the annual “MARCH of ROBOTS” competition organized by influential illustrator DaCosta Bayley.
Check out some of our favorite robots from the series below.
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]]>The post Artist Uses Everyday Objects To Create Incredible Robot Costumes appeared first on MyTrendTales.
]]>“I manipulate plastic from different – but typical – containers, and use ordinary household, hardware, gym, petshop & discount items: things you’ll find in your kitchen, bathroom, closets, fridge, and junk drawer. Stuff that’s readily available to us all. Look closely at my parts and you’ll say, ‘hey, I have that at home!” Kokis wrote on his website.
The suits of armor are incredibly detailed that you would never believe they are actually made of ordinary household items. He recycled plastic materials, transforming them into robots and bringing these characters to life by actually performing them.
Kokis said that one machine from The Terminator took him about 500 hours to finish. After completion, he will wear the robot costumes and perform in public places around the city.
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]]>The post Annada Menon Drew a Different Robot Each Day for a Month appeared first on MyTrendTales.
]]>Despite the impressive technological progress that we made, robots are still very limited in what they can do. So far, no one has been able to truly bring fiction to reality and build a robot that can talk, move, or do other things inherent to humans.
Still, this didn’t stop illustrator Annada Menon from getting creative and dedicating an entire month of work to robots. She decided to give herself a challenge that would see her draw a different robot each day.
According to Menon, she occasionally does similar challenges, and this time she wanted to get out of her comfort zone. Not being great with drawing machines, she figured robots would be a great way to check all the boxes.
“My approach for the series was to make the robots cute and friendly,” said Menon about her works.
The challenge was a success, and she managed to come up with some beautiful and intriguing designs. One of them even won an award at the annual “MARCH of ROBOTS” competition organized by influential illustrator DaCosta Bayley.
Check out some of our favorite robots from the series below.
The post Annada Menon Drew a Different Robot Each Day for a Month appeared first on MyTrendTales.
]]>The post Artist Uses Everyday Objects To Create Incredible Robot Costumes appeared first on MyTrendTales.
]]>“I manipulate plastic from different – but typical – containers, and use ordinary household, hardware, gym, petshop & discount items: things you’ll find in your kitchen, bathroom, closets, fridge, and junk drawer. Stuff that’s readily available to us all. Look closely at my parts and you’ll say, ‘hey, I have that at home!” Kokis wrote on his website.
The suits of armor are incredibly detailed that you would never believe they are actually made of ordinary household items. He recycled plastic materials, transforming them into robots and bringing these characters to life by actually performing them.
Kokis said that one machine from The Terminator took him about 500 hours to finish. After completion, he will wear the robot costumes and perform in public places around the city.
The post Artist Uses Everyday Objects To Create Incredible Robot Costumes appeared first on MyTrendTales.
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