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"Assimov the Mechanism...not a robot." by Luis Filipe dos Reis Peres

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SciFi and Fantasy Art Assimov the Mechanism...not a robot. by Luis Filipe dos Reis Peres

So, i know what you´re thinking, this is a robot. No it´s not, it´s one of my new characters for my 'Rustingworld' graphic novel. I can´t tell you much more about it now, but i can tell you it´s not a sci-fi story, it´s definetely a Fantasy one. For more info on this please visit my new website in months to come were i´ll be having plenty of stuff on my work. Check everything at www.world4mysheep.com

Date	Name	Comment
17 Dec 2002	Kathrin Polikeit	Loading... Funny, cute, creative and beautiful picture! Wow! Even if you don't tell the story here, please tell what he is saying! Please... All those wonderfull detailes and the colors... I love the pic!
12 Mar 2003	Caterina ''Guerra'' Oddell	Loading... Once again your attention to detail makes my jaw drop - all those lines! He's adorable and it's a good composition - is there a date for all this to be done yet?
11 Aug 2003	Lilangelnova <Loading... Awwww tis soo cute -^^-
21 Nov 2003	Anna	Loading... Wow, he´s cool
13 May 2004	John Teall	Loading... This is one i don't recall seeing yet. like always it goes without saying how inspiring is the immaginativeness of your world(s). the best of fantasy is distinguished from science fiction only by being set in a different universe then our own. one that has its own natural laws, different from those of our own, but still consistent within itself. the best of science fiction is distinguished from our own everyday life only by taking some concept or condition that does not currently exist and projecting its implications in a story telling scenario, while remaining consistent with what we think we know about our own universe and how it works. =^^= .../\...
23 Jan 2005	E. Torrens	Loading... Cool! He reminds me a little of the robot-type-thing in the second Wizard of Oz film whose name I've forgotten. I think it's just his round head - so cute!
30 May 2010	Jeanette M Thomas	Loading... This is so adorable - I’m going to HAVE to check out the world4mysheep.com site. It seems to be perhaps thinking there is a kinship with the hot-air baloon outside the window/porthole. Ms/Mr E. Torrens - I think you are referring to what I remember as ’Tik-Tok - the clockwork man" (see Wikipedia). The resemblence was strong enough to jog my ancient memory. I don’t remember a 2nd WoOz film. He was in one of the original Oz book series along with many other fantastical creatures like the Patchwork girl, the Saw-horse, the glass cat with the pink heart, etc. That series really opened the doors of fantasy for me.