A modern Prometheus by MollyFootman
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"Behold! When I perfect him, his kind will eventually replace you AND me!"
The little mechanical looked at the giant in the generation chamber and considered her master's words.
Molly's art notes: I'm a bit limited as I am vacationing with my daughter's family and using my laptop. Set up and rendered in Poser 12.0.757 with a few tweaks in Photoshop. The mad scientist is based on Michael 4 with modifications by Henrika. The monster is also based on Michael 4 with modifications by Tempesta3d. The little gynoid is based on B-Co by Shukky. They are in an environment by 1971s
Comments (11)
jdwtrxk
Looks great Molly - laptop or no.....
MollyFootman
Thanks, JD. I am a bit limited about the number of characters, props and textures that I load with the laptop and I have to render using the CPU because the GPU has NOWHERE near enough memory. At least this trip I have my library working on a USB drive so I have plenty of interesting stuff to select from.
Molly
mazzam
Fine scene - good ideas.
MollyFootman
Thanks, Mazzam. You can't go wrong with a mad scientist, a monster and a cute Robotrix. XD
Molly
eekdog
It's Alive, It's ALIVE! Love Frankenstein. Super job on this wonderful creation.
MollyFootman
I have at least three versions of Frankenstein's monster but this on by Tempesta 3D is my favorite. Thanks for the comment, my dear! =)
Molly
uncollared
Awesome. Great character and scene. Well done
MollyFootman
Thank you! I do love my Steampunk/Mad Scientist/Robot/monster themed work! XD
Molly
perpetualrevision
What a cool scene! But I think the mad scientist/doctor is underestimating the advantages an android/gynoid has over any being made of decay-prone flesh!
I love how you've used Steampunk Area B here, with the green lighting that's perfect for the being within the chamber!
MollyFootman
Thanks, Amy! Mad Scientists and their search for immortality; what are you going to do with them? I like the little B-Co character and agree if I was a mad scientist I'd probably stop at her and leave the meat-monsters to someone else. Steampunk Area B has been waiting for a picture like this in my library of stuff for ever. XD
Molly
donnena
So much fun!!!
MollyFootman
I am so pleased that you enjoyed it!
Molly
UteBigSmile
Totally Cool!
I love your new, very nice looking graphic, have a peaceful sunday and a good start to next week!
MollyFootman
Thank you, Ute! I hope you, too, will have a wonderful week!
Molly
android65mar
Poor old Dr Frankenstein- not sure how that would replace us all!
MollyFootman
Heh. Well, the monster is a prototype and I'm sure that the mad doctor sees a much better version in his fevered mind! Muah hahahaha! XD
Molly
JoeJarrah
Fascinating take on this subject. One wonders what Shelley herself would have imagined if she had been writing a few decades , when the concept of androids had become commonplace. Its notable in that in E.Kellet's "The New Frankenstein" of 1899 the inventor creates a robotic female that proves convincing enough to fool suitors!.
MollyFootman
Thanks, Joe! I think Shelley got the ball rolling and I've always loved the subtitle "a modern Prometheus". I'm not familiar with the work by Kellet and I'll have to have a look for it. Of course, this picture was entirely my own story inspired by Shelley and not meant to be an illustration of her remarkable work.
Molly
Radar_rad-dude
Oh my! How did I get so very far behind on your art? I am totally ashamed of myself! A very haunting and marvelous rendition of this old classic theme! Turned out fantastically well I must say! Excellent work! Bravo!
MollyFootman
Yes, the old Frankenstein's monster trope always pleases me! XD Thanks for letting me know that you enjoyed the image, too, my dear! =)
Molly