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This is very nice man! If anything I would say the integration of some of the tubing and neck machinery could be better. For example you can clearly see the green plastic texture over that tubing on his shoulder, and some of the machinery at the back of the head looks a bit too arbitrary. Perhaps more connection/joint points from the torso to the machinery or the machinery to the head would help it fit in more.
I love the combo of that transparent plastic and machinery. Aaron Beck did something mildly similar ages ago with a medical robot guy, and it is a combo you don't see too often. Tons of this bipedal robot with an angular shaped head around. Kinda getting bored of those, so I like that you have at least used a more organic shape
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It's not breaking new ground in terms of design language, but how many art directors insist on original design language? It pretty much never happens. Usually they want what someone else has already done. Got to get on with the program, most games and movies aren't fine art. You've made a perfectly reasonable adaptation of stuff we've seen before, with a head design that is different enough to stick out. That's not necessarily a bad thing.
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thanks guys,
mm well im too newb to try and break new grounds in terms of design, maybe after i get more experience.