#biomechanical

A fusion of radiant metal and interdimensional presence In today’s artwork, I wanted to explore the idea of metal that behaves like light—a living alloy that pulses, expands, and breathes like a conscious

As usual I will begin this article by extending a cordial greeting to all users of #STEMsocial scientific-academic community of #Hive platform, with this publication I will be socializing content of

I've been working on this one in my spare time for the last month or so, inspired by H.R. Giger biomechanical style.

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Heyho liebe Steemians Ihr erinnert euch vielleicht, mehr oder weniger, an meinen Aufruf vor einiger Zeit eine Vorlage für mein nächstes Tattoo einzureichen und ein paar SBD dafür zu bekommen. ==> Künstler

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This drawing was inspired by close up images of human eyes, after gathering multiple images from the web I then started to think about adding symmetry and uniformity to the image. This was done with

This was mostly done with Faber-castell graphite pencils with some charcoal for the darkest parts and Derwent Coloursoft for the light in the eye sockets. A5 size. Process pics.

The reference for this was a collage of animal skulls Credit @kevmcc

bio mechanical style drawing done with charcoal. A4 size.

An older drawing done with Derwent pencils.

Shawn Alchemi Ink on paper, unframed. Buy the original now for $658.00 Shawn Alchemi is a transmutation of non-physical cyborganic dreamscapes that redirect and refresh consciousness for those who are

Another Bio mechanical drawing. Done with Derwent and Faber-Castell charcoal pencils. A4 size.

Tattoo idea I designed years ago. done with Derwent coloursoft pencils. A4 size

This drawing is a more recent sketch of an idea I had for a tattoo which didn't seem to fit any where. Original idea.

The reference for this was a collage of animal skulls and bones which I blended together in Photoshop. The light in the pics was at different angles so I used the burn tool to put in shadows and remind

One of my first oil paintings. I have not varnished it yet as I think there is more to add. oil on canvas 16 x 30 inch This was the original sketch idea I had and thought it would make a better image if

Continuing with the "I suck at back grounds" theme A3 paper with Faber Castell pencils and charcoal. Does any one else have mental blocks when it comes to drawing certain parts of a picture?

Done on A4 with Derwent coloursoft pencils and charcoal pencils.

Biomechanical skull