Sunday, March 30, 2014
World's Tiniest Aquarium
I found this tiny "alarm" clock (1" by 2") when I was cleaning up and thought it might need a Steampunk fish . . . a very small Steampunk fish.
Saturday, March 22, 2014
Essential Goods
A few of my robots made their way to a shop in Lawrence, KS today: Essential Goods. Here's hoping these bots find great homes!
Thursday, March 20, 2014
Wednesday, March 19, 2014
Friday, March 14, 2014
Tuesday, March 11, 2014
The Bitty Bots are Coming
I'm working on new Bitty Bots. Perhaps a Bitty Bot army. Watch out, world.
Friday, March 7, 2014
The Return of the Pit of Doom?
There once was a house full of boys; and it so happened that in that house, there was a Pit of Doom.
The Pit of Doom kept the littlest boy safe and happy.
Or, at least, it kept the littlest boy trapped, therefore keeping the rest of the family safe and happy.
The mother suffered through the littlest boy's freedom (with her teeth gritted and her sanity slipping further and further away). Until one day, she decided to reclaim a small sliver of space just for herself -- her own Pit of Doom . . . or, as she liked to call it, Sweet, Sweet Paradise. [Would that be the Pit of Paradise?!]
As she sat in her cage with the littlest boy tearily looking in, the question was posed: Is she in the Pit of Doom or has the rest of the house now become the dreaded Pit of Doom?
It's all a matter of perspective, I suppose.
The Pit of Doom kept the littlest boy safe and happy.
Or, at least, it kept the littlest boy trapped, therefore keeping the rest of the family safe and happy.
As time progressed, the parents succumbed to guilt and dismantled the Pit of Doom, effectively turning loose a tiny hurricane of disaster.
The mother suffered through the littlest boy's freedom (with her teeth gritted and her sanity slipping further and further away). Until one day, she decided to reclaim a small sliver of space just for herself -- her own Pit of Doom . . . or, as she liked to call it, Sweet, Sweet Paradise. [Would that be the Pit of Paradise?!]
As she sat in her cage with the littlest boy tearily looking in, the question was posed: Is she in the Pit of Doom or has the rest of the house now become the dreaded Pit of Doom?
It's all a matter of perspective, I suppose.