This is my new designs collection, the key element is based on the robot of Mekano Turbo, character design by Alexis Ziritt.
The series will release in poster format 45cm x 60cm and 30cm x 43cm. and any other format that is happening in the course of events. soon at hand.
Behance Network Gallery
Flickr Set
Making of the Robot model
here a preview of the new designs that I’m doing, the main part is a robot inspired by the robot of Mekano Turbo of Alexis Ziritt, I learned some new things in the management of Maya 3D. More designs soon.
In New York I went to Mocca 2009, to the presentation of Mekano Turbo, the new comics of Alexis Ziritt and Calavera Comics, was the first time I went to a Mocca and was great, I met great artists and got out with 2 bags full of comics.
Among all the people that I knew that highlights Frank Gonzalez, a very cool guy and a excellent painter, and Bagger43, a great designer and Illustrator, both were on the table of Calavera Comics, thanks for all the care that they had, and thanks to Bagger43 for gift me his two new books of sketches and the Kamen Rider Poster.
The Mekano Turbo comic book comes with its own soundtrack, with the participation of Zolrakether, Llanero Eléctrico, STATION!, Concupiscencia, DIGIPOL and Bruno Orbit, a sample of noise, experimental and industrial music from the apocalyptic future.
Mekano Turbo is the new comic of Alexis Ziritt (Zircons) and Calavera Comics, an excellent compilation of stories of great artists from different corners of the world, Gustavo Rugeles, Bruno Orbit, Josh Argerstrand, Gimetzco, David Gibbons, Chris Marra, Zach Trova, and the cover by Bagger43.
“In the year 2493, Earth’s wealthiest citizens left the planet behind. To make sure the unwashed masses could not follow them to their new stellar utopia, these kings of men unleashed a virus that caused the complete collapse of modern technology. The result: War. Starvation. Plague. Mutation. The great powers were wiped out. Fifteen years later, roving gangs of marauders and thieves run roughshod over the Venezuelan Wastelands, fighting over society’s scraps in ancient petrol-burning automobiles and 200-year-old battle-robots. Into this blasted landscape drives a man with one eye. A man with no fear. A man with no friends. A man called…Tuerto.”
Is ready the model number #0 from Perro Tureco, thank you very much to all collaborators for their excellent work, Carlos Etcheverry Borlo, Martín López, Diego Rondon y a Franco Rampaldi.
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