Buch
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https://www.moxietool.com (Click 'Projects' for detailed photos)
Thanks for that link. I made a quick draft model. The mechanics will be fun to recreate.
Well, if you poke around on the website is does state that Moxie Tool is "founded and run by Kyle Martin." I have to imagine that he has a crew that works for him, since the term "we" is regularly used throughout the the site, so it would have been a group effort. But as far as the engineering of the prop goes, I'm guessing that was Mr. Martin.Does anyone know the name of the creator? He should be acknowledged.
Here's an interview with Mr. Martin where he talks about his work on BR2049 and other films he has worked on (originally posted in the general BR2049 props & replicas thread last week).Well, if you poke around on the website is does state that Moxie Tool is "founded and run by Kyle Martin." I have to imagine that he has a crew that works for him, since the term "we" is regularly used throughout the the site, so it would have been a group effort. But as far as the engineering of the prop goes, I'm guessing that was Mr. Martin.
Yes, he was the concept artist for a lot of the props and sets on the film. A link to his Artstation page featuring his concept renders from the production was posted on page 3 of the thread:Thanks. In that piece Mike Hill is named as the designer of the Memory Orb.