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Gig ( The Unhappy Drawer Robot )

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by ShaneFrost

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For the past four weeks me and zenuel have been going over a few things while handling our own separate work and team projects.

One of these projects which we are most excited about may in fact be coming very shortly and it will be in video. Moving pictures distributed in multiple formats, why do you ask?

This unhappy little chap will be joining us on our not so fun ( but really really is ) project just as soon as we get a few more things out of the way and get more news from some people.

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Type: Photography - Fursuit/Sculpture/Jewelry/etc

Published: 12 years, 4 months ago

Rating: General

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terrymouse

12 years, 4 months ago

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For some reason, I pictured you and Zenuel living more in the proverbial lap of luxury. Dunno why I imagined that.

ShaneFrost

12 years, 4 months ago

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@ terrymouse

We are only humans. With little to offer but our work and ourselves. Our own luxuries are in one another's company.

terrymouse

12 years, 4 months ago

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@ ShaneFrost

As I am now quite certain of. Still no clue why I had originally thought that.

Vanren

12 years, 4 months ago

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Edited 12 years, 4 months ago by Owner

What a lovely little chap. Would you be so kind as to enlighten me to the building process that produced such a wonderful little contraption?

ShaneFrost

12 years, 4 months ago

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@ Vanren

The base portion of Gig, the Head itself, is a light weight, thin, wooden jewelery box which can be found at most hobby and crafting stores. It is flipped upside down and the lock has been removed. A typical silver metallic spray paint had been used for the color. The large eye on the right ( Gig's Left ) is a hollowed projector lens cap. The Projector itself was found at a goodwill. The Majority of the pieces used had actually came from the projector. A small portion of the parts including the glass cap within the projector lens was actually provided by a vintage amp sourcer I had found at a garage sale.

A Black and Decker Brand power drill ( less than $20 ) had been used to drill into the various points on Gig. The bottom of the head has a larger drill hole to fit a strand of led lights through ( also can be found at hobby stores for $4 ) Gorilla glue was used to secure most of the pieces, metal to wood, while other pieces such as the knobs, were easily screwed into and additionally socketed inside for securing.

The hands were ripped from a broken Dead Space 2 plasma cutter found at a garage sale and spray painted a matching color.

KNIFE

12 years, 4 months ago

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.......what is that..thing...in the background of the second panel that looks like it wants to eat everything....and is very happy!!!

O.O!!

Also your robot is cute..hope when he's finished he can be happy.....like that other........thing!! O.O

ShaneFrost

12 years, 4 months ago

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@ KNIFE

That would be an elastic silicon casing cover for an ipod.

KNIFE

12 years, 4 months ago

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@ ShaneFrost

It still looks very happy. :)

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