I'm quite unsure about the size of the human inside this machine. I have two options for that:
1. Making the center of the machine bigger so the character inside can be seen.
2. Replace the character inside the machine with a big hand holding a pen, drawing on a screen.
So yeah. I would love to hear from you.
Cheers.
Today I realized that concept art is somehow a challenge for me. Maybe I am better in the cartoony style, but for serious stuff (more detailed) I need to study a bit more.
Here's the result of the struggle I had so far. I hope I can get into 3D at some point before the deadline. "The clock is ticking"
Maybe to even save on even more time make the "desk", surround his legs so you can't see them. (i.e. block where you just see his mid stomach up, shadowing out the rest below)
up to you.
Do whats best for your design, i like this one also and you can still do the other perhaps after the contest and make a fight scene maybe?
I like the idea of covering the legs. The legs actually don't play a big role in the overall character (robot+passenger). So probably they'll be covered, giving more room to scale up the passenger.
I also like the fight scene you mentioned. everything needs to be rigged and stuff, but it would be fun to do after the contest.
Thanks for your great comments and ideas
Sup, I feel like A makes more sense. It will be easier for him to get in and out of this cockpit, without the need to go under or over the table :3
@Helluvallyric
Thanks for your comment and your reasoning and I totally agree with you. In addition I visually prefer option A as well. :^)
Looks sweet. Will he have any kind of seatbelt? I can imagine it is quite shaky inside during the movement
Yes, you're right.
The problem is I want to make it as the pilot is just an artist sitting in his room and the rest of the world is being seen through his monitors... I made a test based on your words, maybe that can do the trick. (gonna send it right away)
Or else, if anything came up to your mind I would be glad to hear.