Machinarium Fan Art Contest!

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FAN ART CONTEST! Submit your creations before 31st July!

Machinarium just received a major facelift and that’s one great reason to celebrate. We already know you are amazingly creative with your fan arts, but now we’re looking for something very special...

What do YOU think happened after Machinarium’s story ended? Show us! Did Josef and Berta get back together, or did it all go wrong? Set your imagination free.

Need additional motivation? We’ve got some very cool prizes for you this time The 3 artworks we like the most will be rewarded with a package full of Machinarium goods.

So what’s inside the package?
- signed Machinarium poster
- Machinarium soundtrack on vinyl
- Josef & Berta plushies
- Machinarium T-shirt

Please submit your creations with your name and a short description to contest@amanita-design.net. The deadline is on 31st July!  The 3 best artworks will be hand-picked by Amanita Design’s artists themselves.

The contest is open to everyone. There are just 3 conditions:
- Your submission needs to be original. Don’t send us other people’s works!
- Only one submission per person
- By submitting, you’re allowing us to use your work on Amanita Design’s social media profiles

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Here are the artworks!

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Via Amanita FB post: Paul Podberezko, maker of Shapik The Quest, submitted this offering...  (click on image to load)

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And, even though it's from 2013, let's not forget "Ballet Machinarium"!



(thanks to Priyma for the link)

 

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Théo Di Malta
This might be the darkest take on Machinarium we've seen so far. And we love it. The atmosphere of the picture perfectly matches the game, the lighting and drawing is top quality and although the topic is really gloomy, the artwork remains delicate.


Nelly Amosova
Nelly's artwork instantly became a serious contender for the award. The composition is very good and so is the lighting. The cute baby robots interacting with the environment make for a extraordinarily warm-hearted impression. Very lovely.


Katarzyna "Falauke" Dziergaczow
Every Machinarium fan would love to have this on their shelf. This phenomenal sculpture is very smart in terms of composition and stunning in terms of attention to detail. The idea of putting plants inside and robots on the roof works surprisingly well.

source: Amanita Design FB post

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"20H in 4Min
I challenge myself to experiment the process of machinarium's illustration.

The subject : What do you think happened after Machinarium’s story ended?

The idea : The two robots catch Josef and Berta and bring them to a giant enigmatic robot who wants and needs to understand what is "their strength" who allow Josef to brave the tests in order to find his love.

Machinarium Soundtrack 01 - The Bottom (Tomas Dvorak)"

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