Work Challenge; Part Three

The Challenge - Prehistoric Cyborg. 

The Result - Tyrannosauri with cyborg arms, natch.

Secondary result - WOOOOO!

More work weekly challenges...

...with an extra dash of silliness. This week was, 'The Urisk' - a celtic version of the man-goat. Not being the discriminating type, I opted for both interpretations.

Art Challenge - Work edition

We've got a new weekly challenge at work - a rotating, you-call-it design task. This week, Tsinoy the Tracker, a character from 'Hull Zero Three' (haven't read it myself). The character is described as such:


"....It's got "ivory plates", "ruby eyes", "wolflike posture", and rips the shit out of things. It can move its plates and claws by moving around its muscles, changing form and placement of said plates and blades and teeth. Technically it's "a special type of bioweapon designed to hunt and kill any native creatures that might compete with Terran life".

"Shining ivory spines ripple and fold back like bristled fur . . . Its body, below ridges of pale bristle, is corded with glistening spiral bands of muscles connected to silvery-gray bones."

And here's what I got!: