Wojtek statue
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The Polish Soldier Bear
Wojtek (niedźwiedź) – Wikipedia, wolna encyklopedia
Furniture Design, Industrial Design, Product Design, oak wood, hornbeam wood
Wojtek the Bear, Syrian brown bear adopted by soldiers in the Polish army during World War II. The bear, who was initially given the rank of private, eventually rose to the rank of corporal and served mainly as a morale booster for the soldiers. In 1942 the 22nd Artillery Supply Company of the II
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Evolving our philosophy of pure sculpture fused with function. Unique piece of furniture where retro is harmonising with futuristic aesthetics. Where cold beats warmth.
A 360 I was playing around past two days! Hope you like it!
A personal piece inspired by my trip to Monte Carlo, my love to the Bioshock franchise and of course my dusk lighting fetish. Live stream recording for some behind the scenes (https://www.facebook.com/fus.wojtek/videos/1520661654710377/). A huge shoutout to Darek, Jonas, and Mathias for feedback along the way! Hope you like it!
Homework for 3rd week's CGMA Matte Painting Class that turned into a Star Wars fanart. Learning a lot!
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Read "Wojtek War Hero Bear" by Jenny Robertson available from Rakuten Kobo. An amazing story of a furry World War II hero that will entertain and engage readers of all ages. When a tiny orphaned b...
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During WWII, the Polish II Corps recruited a very unusual soldier named Wojtek who worked his way up to the rank of Corporal. Wojtek proved himself
When a bear cub is adopted by a group of Polish soldiers during the Second World War, little did everyone know that he would become a fully-fledged member of the army, helping out his comrades in some of the fiercest battles of the campaign. Not knowing anything other than army life, when the war is…
On 7th November an unusual ceremony took place in Edinburgh: a monument to a soldier bear was unveiled to hundreds of people gathered in the middle of town. The statue had been commissioned by the Wojtek Memorial Trust, an organisation set up in 2008 by Aileen Orr. She is also...
Concept art of martian city in Everdome Metaverse, located in Jezero Crater, as of year 2170. In this exact place before I've designed Mars Colony for 1000 people back in the 2019, it was later selected as the Perseverance Rover landing site. ---- This megastructure in form of 6 pointed star covers large area with pressurized, translucent membrane made of aerogel and kevlar nanomaterials. Truss construction with metal coating itself has gigantinc span - since there's only 0,3g on Mars (hopefully) in bright future we will be able to achieve such spectacular structural engeneering. City lying below has 6 main districts with 15 000 plots. Central part, called Everdome Headquarters is located just below the dome. It is integrated with megastructure, sevrves various soical and comercial purposes and currently I've been working on interior of this monster with art director and architect Marcin Panasiuk. Whole concept somehow resembles Beijing airport by Zaha Hadid architects and some MAD studio designs like Harbin Opera, but to be honest when you have a giant, hexagonal futuristic city to cover, it may be hard to come up with something oblique and futuristic which at the same time isn't just a plain geodesic dome. So despite my individual design process the result is similiar to architecture that we know. ---- Concept done in close collaboration with Leszek Orzechowski - Space Architect and Science Consultant, Łukasz Alwast - Worldbuilding Director and Mateusz Tokarz - Metaverse Executive Producer. Soft - blender 2.9, some dirt textures and rock assemblies from quixel and poliigon.
Hoverbikes! I've been experimenting with different approaches lately and here are a few experiments :) Preparing for a bigger personal project with a similar subject matter!
