I was working thru robot personality headcanons hence the writing - not sure why I tried to scribble it out, I was probably indecisive and felt it was subject to change even tho it really hasn't
now if only I could apply that personality to my drawings rather than repeating the same disembodied grumpy face ten thousand times. :|
tried to draw the technology behind his speed thus a poor attempt at a pelvic engine done without reference or competence
oh well, you get the idea, the engine powers his legs which are light and hollow, along with his arms to reduce overall weight. He'd also have a coolant system more advanced than the average bot since he builds up so much heat from friction.
mostly messing around.
a lot of my sketching sessions consist of drawing silly disembodied faces over and over. oh well, it's fun.
oh yeah, my headcanon personality for him is basically as an 'Adorable Dumbass' - destructive, simple minded, naive and childish, but honest, very straightforward and sincere.
tried to make each bot as distinct as possible from one another, hence the leg designs.
hey is that a decent looking hand over there wow nice
Most of the time I was essentially trying to draw the robot masters with unique faces that could be recognizable without the rest of the head.
Oil Man is fun to go more cartoony with and Top Man's just a smarmy ball of fun. (the cleft chin one is Saturn)
I can draw everyone else better than the FLAGSHIP CHARACTER of this series, how depressing.
I thought of robots as Ponies until I thought Eh that's been done, how about drawing them as actual badass robot horses
which was a great idea until I discovered I can't quite draw horses but oh well.
I should try these again, Fire Horse looks pretty bamf.
I forgot to mention most of these family trip drawings were scribbled in an easy chair while watching TV at the same time, which explains the laziness.
I basically ran out of ideas when I got to Cut Man.
