sold!

the show last night went rather well. the guys (from Black Thorn Gallery) thought that they wouldn't have enough pieces, but the place filled up nicely...

robots in a terrarium. neat!i think my favorite piece was the "Swanky Bot," the one in the middle there. too bad it was not for salehere's a shot of J's painting...the robot with the Lomo camera as a head. this is probably my favorite painting of histhis R2 was also one of my faves...actually, correction. It is C3PO...my bad!

i got a nice little print of the "Love Bot" located next to mine

i'm pretty sure the best part about the show was finding out that my robot was sold even before the show started. (i'm patting myself on the shoulder as we speak) ...it's really bittersweet for me to have sold it. i almost scrapped the whole project about five times out of fits of frustration, but it all came together at the end and i ended up really liking the finished product! i wonder what the new owner's going to do with it...hmmm...

anyway, who's excited about tomorrow? i know i am.

Robot Art Show tonight!

here's what the Black Thorn Gallery wrote:

Show up at Black Thorn Gallery tomorrow, Sunday, January 18th at 6:30PM for some radical robot art! Failure to comply will result in termination by Laser Beam.

$2.00 admission at the door.

Food, drink, and hydraulic fluid will be provided (battery packs are extra).

Enter to win an authentic Black Thorn Gallery gift certificate (not a cheap imitation found at other galleries)!
The party goes on until the robots overthrow the human race. Be there, or they will find you.


Black Thorn Gallery
13 W Main Street
Mechanicsburg, PA 17055
717-795-8512
www. blackthorngallery. com

...seriously, if you're not there, the robots will come find you!

FINALLY!

robot art show

@black thorn gallery, mechanicsburg, pa
sunday 1/18
6:30pm-whenev
$2 admission

robot themed artwork from local(ish) artists.
food and drinks
good times

i'm finally done with it all. i didn't get pictures of the shadow box making process, but i'm sure you knew how that works (woodworking is hard!). i spray painted the frame with chalk board paint and used chalk on the outside. i really liked the way it turned out. hopefully other people will like it too!

Robotic parts

not the best pictures, but you get the idea!

prezzies! just one...

one of my very favorite prezzie of this Christmas was a Wacom Bamboo tablet for my pc. so far i'm bff's with the mouse part of it. i used the pen part to draw up a sketch of my robot...i definitely need a bit more practice with it...he looks a bit wonky, but he turned out ok in plush form. it also turned out bigger than what i usually work with, so right now i'm working on a shadow box for him. if it's nice out tomorrow, i'll get some shots of it up to share. until then, goodnight!