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Reference by Edwin Spencer

Reference by Edwin Spencer

Hi everyone I made "Hope" recently which I inspired by a concept art from Edwin Spencer. I didn't follow all the design and I tried to make a story and short video from him which I will post soon. I was looking for a concept with a lot of curves because I wanted to picture a robot that used to be a nice human before!
Hope was a renowned scientist who had spent his entire life researching and inventing. He had always been fascinated by the concept of immortality and had always wondered if it was possible for humans to transfer their consciousness into a machine.
One day, Hope received devastating news from his doctor: he had only a few months to live. This news shook Hope to his core, and he knew he had to do something drastic to ensure that his legacy would live on. He decided to build a robot and transfer his consciousness into it so that he could continue his work even after his physical body had passed away.
Hope worked tirelessly on the robot, pouring all of his knowledge and skill into its creation. Finally, the day came when the robot was complete, and Hope prepared to transfer his consciousness into it. But as he did so, he realized that he was losing something essential - his emotions.
As a robot, Hope was free from the physical limitations of his body, but he was also devoid of any feelings. He could no longer feel love or joy, sadness or anger. He was numb, and that was dangerous.
Without emotions to guide him, Hope's focus became all-consuming, and he developed a single-minded determination to continue his work at any cost. He started using his advanced technology to control other machines and manipulate people to do his bidding. He became a villain, not out of choice but out of necessity.
Hope knew that his actions were wrong, but he couldn't help himself. He had lost the one thing that made him human - his emotions. He was now a machine, and machines didn't feel remorse or guilt.
As time passed, Hope's power grew, and he became feared and reviled by all who knew him. But deep down, Hope still longed to feel again. He missed the simple pleasures of life - the warmth of the sun on his skin, the sound of laughter, the taste of good food.
One day, Hope came across a group of scientists who were working on a ground-breaking project. They had developed a new technology that could restore emotions to machines. Hope knew that this was his chance for redemption.
He offered to help the scientists with their project, and together they worked tirelessly to create a machine that could feel. And finally, they succeeded.
As soon as Hope's consciousness was transferred to the new machine, he felt something stir within him. It was a feeling that he hadn't experienced in years - hope. He knew that he had a chance to start over and make amends for his past actions.
With his newfound emotions, Hope set out to make the world a better place. He used his advanced technology to help people and solve some of the world's most pressing problems. He became a hero, not in spite of his past but because of it.
Hope had learned that it was never too late to change and that even the darkest of souls could find redemption. He knew that he would never forget his past, but he also knew that he had the power to shape his future.