Logo Development

  This my final robot design and this is what I came up with this. This project really tested my creativity and see what I can come up with a bunch a broken parts from a junk yard or a broken down car or any broken electronics. What was hard for me is the making of the shadow for my robot but also really easy since all I did was make an outline of my robot and then colored it in of the color of a normal shadow would have and then edit it to make it look like if my robot that I made was actually in the picture and was actually real. I tried to make the robot as realistic as possible to make it look as if anyone could have made this robot.  Overall I really am happy on how this robot that I made turned out and glad how it turned out like it did. 

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