nice

:)

This is great. Nice detail.

Thankies ^^

wow this is beautifull work, the gigant looks so organic

Dunbine will always be an eternal source of inspiration for me...

I should have recognized the curved head, but he looks much bigger than I remember Dunbine being.

Oooh yes, much much bigger !!

abotu 70 to 80 feet tall?

Ooh, much much more ! You can see here that its mouth is taller than a human, so its head is already something like 15 feet tall !!

O.o 45 feet tall head times 7 = HOOOOOOLEEEEE its as tall as Gunbuster if not taller =D

No no, 15ft not 45, but that's already quite big indeed - Anyway, Gunbie is still far ahead in the proportions ;D

ah well, at least its taller tahn Mazinger and most Gundams XD

Et qui te dit que ce n'en est pas un, HEIN ?!!

Impressive, gives a great sense of impending doom. Cudoes for using cephalopod like eyes on the giant (what I assume to be) cyborg.

Those eyes are so mysterious - yet fully functional and perhaps even better than ours !!!

Some cephalopods have better eyes than eagles, though they never get credit for it. Most can't see color though.

Shouldn't be the case of octopuses and cuttlefises - the first ones because of their very colorful and complex mimetism that cannot be explained by just interpretation of shades of grey, and the second because of their highly-evolved corporal communication system involving many different colours !!

Yah you'd think that, but they don't actually see colors. They can however see the polerization of light far greater than humans can, so it's kind of a trade off. They see things differently than we do.

Mmmmmh, wise explanation...

Ohhh :D creepy ^.^

I hope so ^.^

looks like he safed someone and now takes a short break :3

That can be that too...

hmm I dunno ^^;

Well, among all the scenarii possible, I was rather keen on those where that giant "thing" was rather friendly despite of its appearance, contrary to what we feel at first impression, and got no or few relation with the rather post-apocalyptic atmosphere.

yeah x3 I mean he or they are safed by that thing :3
maybe I should had mention it x3;

I understood something like this ;3

ok x3

Most people tend to fear things that live in the "uncanny valley", so it's just natural for many to be afraid of a giant creature like that. It really makes me wonder how we'll treat real alien life when we run into it. Are we really so bad-off that we have to base all of our impressions on looks?

Many sci-fi books have answered to that, usually the hard way... As I indeed think it would happen. We already still got so narrow judgements by how people look like, their skin colour, even just their language, how couldn't it be worse with aliens ?!!

Good detailing on the giant creature.
But for some reason I get no sense of impending doom...at least not for the two microized humans presented.
The man is facing the giant warrior, esp his chest. Usually fear would be portrayed by having the chest turned away, and his prop arm would be stretched out further, to indicate a retreat towards (in this case) picture-right. Instead he's clutching his child to him with his chin bowed towards it: a consolation pose, not one usually associated with fleeing.
And for me, the giant seems to be looking past the tattered pair and *out*, towards the Fourth Wall, as if on guard point or passing while on patrol.

I agree!

"Don't worry son. The Guardian is here now"

Very interesting analyze - I've got an objection to that though, the giant may have come so smoothly the humans didn't notice him, and the fact he was just passing by then suddenly perceived them can explain their respective positions. Anyway, as I said a little higher on another comment, it isn't for me either a scene of impending doom, and I am quite glad you see it that way too instead of following your "instinct" :3

It's going to...SMASH PUNY HOOMANS!!

XD XD

It's like a cuttlefish... and an Evangelion robot... and a 1940s Mercury hot rod...

Ha ha, quite accurate description XD