Friday, January 31, 2014
A Jewelry Hiatus
Trying to get some jewelry done for Colfax in Kansas City. My little assistant is very helpful.
Thursday, January 30, 2014
Monday, January 27, 2014
Embroidery?
This mini robot is ready for Valentine's Day. But, in all honesty, he
doesn't need a holiday to tell that special someone he loves them. With
a purple/pink heart hand-embroidered on his tummy, he lets everyone
know exactly how he feels . . . every day of the year.
And for the less intuitive, his alligator clip arms can hold up a sign if need be.
And for the less intuitive, his alligator clip arms can hold up a sign if need be.
Friday, January 24, 2014
I Want to Draw a Robot for You!
Someone bought my "I Want to Draw a Robot for You"! With a little input from her, I came up with this.
Thursday, January 23, 2014
Monday, January 20, 2014
Numechron: Part Robot, Part Clock, All AWESOMENESS
Numechron is a sturdy, functional robot clock . . . who happens to be, let's face it, irresistible. Utilizing a somewhat worn Numechron Tymeter clock from the 60's as his head, this bot is sure to keep you on schedule (and even light up your night if necessary). Plus, if you're the secret, covert type, his body opens to provide spacious storage for all your treasures.
But the best thing of all is Numechron's loyalty. People come and go, but robots last forever.
Friday, January 17, 2014
Othello
This small owl may be pudgy, but he’s ready to make some noise.
Othello's vintage cow bell body is a bit of a detriment to his slightly thin wings. But that just means he won't be flying away any time soon.
And let’s face it—cuteness is really what counts. So bring the cows home with this new owl buddy!
Thursday, January 16, 2014
Wednesday, January 15, 2014
Monday, January 13, 2014
Plumb the Ocean Depths in this Steampunk Submarine
In a land where Captain Nemo is more than myth and robots explore the ocean's depths comes the Steampunk Submarine.
This submarine is made solely from recycled materials, including: a vintage green lantern, clock spring sonar system, shoehorn propeller, and clock parts cockpit. A heavy, rusty gear stand keeps the ship from scraping along the ocean floor.
The octagon protective dome can be opened for entry to the Command Center, while the back propeller piece can be removed for secret cargo storage. Yes, that's right, it has storage, too!!
