This peculiar alien robot has an interesting past related to me, thanks to him I was the one who met Luis Fernando Tirano, the person who introduced me to the world of graphic design. In 2006 I had the opportunity to attend a screening of anime movies, at the time known as La Cinemateca de Corpoindustria in Maracay. This event was prepared by the digital magazine Gekko Magazine, and the main reason for this was to promote a small comic produced by them called "EXODUS GENERATION" in which the mascot of the magazine, the Gekko Bot, was illustrated on the cover .

At that time I met the editor of the magazine, Mr. Luis Fernando Tirano, to whom I showed my portfolio of drawings and he gave me a printed copy of the comic they were promoting along with a business card, where the address of the editorial. With the passage of time I decided to go through its facilities to learn more about the publisher; Just on the day I went, Luis Fernando and José Sánchez, the illustrator of the comic, had a discussion in which they ended up on bad terms and with José abandoning the project.

POnce I was aware of that fact, I offered Luis my services as a cartoonist to continue with the comic; I did not want the first comic printed in Maracay to be canceled after its first publication, we discussed the subject, and we agreed to do a reboot of the entire publication telling a new story richer in plot, epic, ambitious and much more attached to ideas that Luis wanted to see embodied in the final product; which were not carried out by creative discussions that he had with Mr. José; and at that moment I began to sketch a new proposal of the characters, focusing mainly on the Gekko bot using the illustration made by José.

The drawing style developed by José had many failures with respect to the anatomical proportions (not to mention the other illustrations of the comic, each character was disproportionate), which I corrected in the new design making it higher and giving it a more intimidating look and with more technological details..

The sketch was made in pencil and was photographed to finish the drawing on the computer with the program Adobe Photoshop CS 6

Unfortunately this project could never be finalized, due to problems that the publisher had to go through to survive in the market, which due to misfortunes he could not overcome; ending with the closure of the magazine in 2016.