/ic/ - Artwork/Critique

Guess, I'll dump this here. Just some little story telling that I think about when sketching out cyborg designs.

The idea for this was that Mk.6 was meant to serve as a standard infantry unit in some fictional cyborg army. After undergoing rigorous training, she noticed that her predecessors, unit lines made before the Mk. series, were now barren and battle-broken machines, with most of them stuck to only non-combat tasks, and saw to it that the new generation models, must take the helm. As such, Mk.6 had destroyed the unit in charge of the R&D division by ripping out her microprocessor, crushing it in her hand. Before Mk.6 could be scrapped, engineers saw that pieces of the microprocessor that had pierced her hand were being absorbed due to her core's unusual make-up energy, allowing her also to 'absorb' her predecessor's data. As such, she was put in charge of the R&D division and remodeled to be a special unit, capable of utilizing extra parts as either weapons, extra armor, or replacing damaged parts.

Her whole thing of taking in parts was a reference to Goya's Saturn painting ,with the whole, old and new conflict, in mind.

Another cyborg design sketch, until I'm back on my computer.

>>4072689
Thanks for the compliment anon. Here's to hoping that I don't butcher the colors.

>>4075588
It's coming along nicely, but I agree with what the other anon said. Unless, it's suppose to be a young Chun-li, which if it is, good job.

Some more cyborg design in the works.

>>4073803
Pretty dope anon