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I've had to explain to artists simple things line neck joints and arm movements.

Artists, especially those who know anatomy very well... have the tendency to apply human anatomy to robots, which is all fine and well... until it is not anymore.

Joint movements is one such things. Because a lot of the (actually very good) artists i worked try and stretch the metal or turn it around... due to the fact human bodies can do so.

These are some animation example that show:
• How the neck turns when the head turns
• How neck platings shift when the head bobs/bends
• that a robot can turn the wrist even without turning the forearm, since the elbow has a single degree of freedom
• and that the elbow is double-jointed, like that of a doll action figure.

3d model by  DrakoSacerdos
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3d Rigging by  RedEyeRus
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Original design by  Tegerio
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High detail redesign by  Honovy
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