Spynyl (Interface II) by tjohn

Bryce • Science Fiction • posted on Dec 13, 2004

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I'm going to keep doing one of these Cyber/Human images every so often until I get it right. :^) Thanks for looking. John

Comments (11)

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unstrung65

1:39PM | Mon, 13 December 2004

......great design work and strong feelings evoked by this metal/organic interface.

FuneralLaugh

2:08PM | Mon, 13 December 2004

Pretty cool, tjohn. I know you will diffently get better the more often you do this. I really dug your Hel, and to see you expand on your cybernetics would be a real treat. But word of advice: try not to look too Giger-ish. That's been overly done by too many people/amatuers. Create your own atmosphere of Cymans/Huborgs. I see this image leaning towards Giger, even though this is still very good. Keep it up.

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Claymor

4:57PM | Mon, 13 December 2004

I think this is a very cool start. It draws me to want to know what she is connected to...the IV rack must be HUGE!! I know your feelings though, I have meesed in this genre a time or two but rarely get beyond WIP. I look forward to seeing where you go with this.

GROINGRINDER

10:42PM | Mon, 13 December 2004

I predict this will be in the hot 20 shortly.

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borsy

2:17AM | Tue, 14 December 2004

Beautifully done!!!

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matrixmode

2:21AM | Tue, 14 December 2004

Really amazing work! I love the title "Spynyl" has a cool sound to it. And the background fits nicely. What really fascinates me it the sort of burnt or hot chrome look on the tubes. The skin texture is nice. Is it being rejuvenated or drained of "data"? :)

pogmahone

2:35AM | Tue, 14 December 2004

Great feeling of wings about the way the tubes swoop down and into the spine. Really nice idea, excellently done :^)

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