R2 d2

Imagination can take you really far away and for this digital artist, it leads to discovering new animal forms. David Staffell from the UK creates photo manipulations of animals combined into everyday objects, and the result is hilarious. The artist behind the project “Animals in Things” says that he loves animals so much that he can’t help photoshopping them onto random things. And for those of us who love animals as much as he does, these silly animal photo manipulations are a real treat!

I am working on my digital R2D2. He is still work in progress and after I visited a StarWars exhibition, I gathered a lot of usefull ref shots, which I will introduce in a second quality round. Hope you like it. You can see a lot of closeup renders on my webiste. http://www.anillusion.de/portfolio/r2d2/

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R2 series astromech droids, also known as R2 units, were a very popular series of astromech droids produced by Industrial Automaton. They were the most popular line of all the R-series.[14] They stood at around 1 meter in height, sported a distinctive domed head, and were programmed to perform a variety of tasks. The R2 series was a major success for Industrial Automaton, and many later models of astromech were based on the R2 series, though none had the same success. R2-D2 was a notable…