Inc The Robot

[soulburn3d]

The moment has come, here's the full reveal of the two heroes of the Inc book project, Landis and Inc The Robot! Together they go on a very unique journey on a desert planet, where even a drop of water can mean the difference between life and death.

Inc was designed, modeled and textured by Neil Blevins using 3dsmax, vray and photoshop. Landis was designed, modeled and textured by Bill Zahn.

The Story Of Inc is a illustrated Novel that will be released spring of 2016. For more info, please visit...
http://thestoryofinc.blogspot.com/
http://www.facebook.com/thestoryofinc
http://thestoryofinc.tumblr.com/

And catch more of Inc in the book Nuthin But Mech 3, out on Design Studio Press!











- Neil

[jasonhuang1115]

Love it! Neil. Please keep us posted on its progress.

[Oleg_Budeanu]

Looking awesome !
Even shape is pretty simple - it has it's character , good job ! Waiting for more images and info

[soulburn3d]

Thanks guys. I'll keep everyone informed on the progress, should be out early next year.

- Neil

[cheerioboy]

love that robot's design. so neat!

[Alan Iglesias]

Great work Neil, as usual.

Old guy as I am, all I can think of is the Master Cylinder bad-guy character from the 60s cartoon Felix the Cat!



I look forward to seeing your book...and the very best of luck to you with it....

-Alan

[soulburn3d]

Haha! never seen that guy before. Well, he's not a bad guy, but he is indeed kind of a large tin can Thanks for the support Alan, will post more images and book info when it finally gets published.

- Neil

[Alan Iglesias]

Haha! never seen that guy before...

No, you wouldn't have. You would have to be in your 60s or 70s (like me) to remember all that...

...And I can tell you that watching cartoons like "Felix" inspired me to be an animator from the time I was 4 years old. I'll never forget watching Gumby as a kid in the 60s and dying to be able to shoot stop-motion footage of my toys like that...My Dad always had cameras around (he was an Air Force photography tech) and as a little kid I just knew there was a way to do it...

Well, he's not a bad guy, but he is indeed kind of a large tin can Thanks for the support Alan, will post more images and book info when it finally gets published.

- Neil

..And I can't wait to see it all my friend...

-Alan

[Bathyscaph]

Ha ha. Cool. Love the design Neil!

[LudvikKoutny]

Very nice. I am still guessing if he's holding a weapon or a welding device of some sort. Details, especially the chipped paint look especially great

I also follow you on FB, so I get hyped about the book from time to time, but it's been way too long. It must have like 2000 pages once it comes out