Nice!! Your characters fit in well with the environment. LOVE the lighting!

Most Incredibly Cool Sc-Fi Art!

Fantastic one.

Exceptional mats on the figures.

Very cool image! Superb work!

Splendid colors and lighting dear friend, loved the atmosphere, amazing work! Very well done!

Great materials and overall scene...like the lighting in this one!

Fantastic scene!!

Cool sci-fi scene my friend, excellent work.

creativ and very SF like - cool idea

Very nice picture, beautiful character and lighting!

Wonderful sci-fi!! I love the idea of sentient robots but kissing robots I never before considered. Ha! why not? Very enlightening glimpse into a possible future. I'm ready. The one figure at the end of the alley looks amazing in the light, perhaps an enlightened sentient machine? Great stuff!!

Fantastic sci-fi composition, Craig!!!

I assume this is an ongoing theme, and I'm probably in the middle of something; but I can only do 2 images right now to allow my hand to heal, so I'm jumping in in the middle...The image has tons in it all by itself, though. Science Fiction versions of the human body are often, to my mind, fun but a bit rickety and gadgety. The best humanoid images pay respect to the body itself, its inner anatomy included. Even if the inner anatomy is different than ours, there has to be a respect for the integrity of all the parts; and the best sci-fi representations have that. You do, here---which is no surprise, given your background. The parts & gears follow the contours of human anatomy naturally; and they play with it at the same time, combining machine with living organism. Your alternations, in the right-most male, between reds and blues and whites, are done very well, a very fine design sense. The posing of the figures---incl the lovers on the left, and the person resting against the wall behind them, etc---is natural and very real. I really like the design on the skin (or clothing) of the right-most female. And you have these wonderful luminous "light-lines" on many of the figures, like their anatomies are divided into colonies, each delineated with periphery-lines of light. They're like some imaging that brings out heat via intense light: These seem to be key borders in the bodies of each being, generating enough heat to glow. But beyond that, you have a really fascinating street scene, worthy of a photograph itself, showing your signature sense of the 'scene' (mise en scène, to use the cinematic term), ie your sense of environs which you have total intuition for. A wonderful alley/back-street scene, with all-eradicating light pouring into it in the back. A wonderful image! And while I don't know the storyline, the image itself says a world. Terrific work, Craig.