WWN Live: Machine March by TurManveru

Bryce • Film/TV • posted on May 03, 2004

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--The demonstrators the Million Machine March are dealt with by authorities-- First of all, this is actually repost (something I rarely do) of an image I posted last night. I wasn't completely happy with it, so I did a bit of altering in PS (which I'm sure you can tell). I have deleted the old image. The subject matter was taken pretty directly from The Second Renaissance Part II of The Animatrix. Once again, I have made use of the fantastic textures (only slightly tweaked by myself) provided by www.mayang.com. The man was imported from poser (using only defult poser clothing) and everything else was modeled by myself in Bryce 5. I don't usually recycle many models, but the robots are modified versions of ones I made for an early image. Now, help my hungry ego and post a comment.

Comments (6)

sersen

3:23PM | Mon, 03 May 2004

cool, I like the staic look

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Sydney_Andrews

4:24PM | Mon, 03 May 2004

Very nice. before i read your text, i was reminded of the Animatrix. Good post. Congrats, Regards, E.

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lgp692000

7:27PM | Mon, 03 May 2004

Excellent work and makes you think hard about us as humans and how we would really deal with interacting with bots on a daily basis as the ability to make them more human progresses.

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drawbridgep

1:23PM | Tue, 04 May 2004

Almost a look of terror on the poor bots face. Gotta feel sorry for him. I like the broadcast postwork. Nice.

bioh69

6:27PM | Wed, 05 May 2004

IT LOOKS LIKE AFGANISTAN WAS WHEN GEORGE W BUSH SEND TROOPS TO KILL OUR WARRIORS AND CIVILS

librarian__1

8:54PM | Sat, 15 May 2004

I would say it makes us think even harder on how we interact with anything we percieve as inhuman. I have a personal pet peave with the way we treat chimpanzees (as far as bio-med research), but it applies to countless other subjects the most prominent being slavery. You treat the subject with great finesse. This has a macabre sense of humor, it's dark and light at the same time. Astounding work.