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after seen Zenta's new work on his (A-pod, an ant inspired hexapod) : http://www.lynxmotion.net/viewtopic.php ... highlight=
and seeing where he got his impiration from i just had to create this post!


Christopher Conte is a Norwegian artist and designer of prosthetic limbs.

He studied in the States and his prowess in both art and science has led him to create some of my favorite biomechanical sculptures to date.

One of the outstanding aspects of Christopher’s work is how functional it looks.



i have been following his work for a few years and i hold hundreds of images (his and *others) of these creations.

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apart from being one of my heros inspiration (H.R.Giger) Conte’s work is worlds apart.

LIKE A SAID I HAVE HUNDREDS OF THESE IMAGES AS I COLLECT THEM! VERY COOL.

enjoy!
please see his porfolio:
http://www.microbotic.org/about.htm

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Jonny Poole,
Freelance Concept Art & Animatronics, 3D Art and 3D Modelling, as well as Physical Modelling, Mechanical design, and illustration.
http://www.innerbreed.co.uk/
Create, Innovate, Inspire.

Looks like he has some early BEAM inspiration...

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Jim Frye, the Robot Guy
http://www.lynxmotion.com
I've always tried to do my best...

Thanks for your link and information about Cristopher Conte, Innerbreed.

His work are really awesome! I was not aware of him, fun to know he is from my country too.

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[b]Kåre Halvorsen, Zenta[/b]
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Zenta's blog
http://zentasrobots.com/
Zenta's YouTube channel
http://www.youtube.com/ZentaOlbaid
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