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Oddly obsessed with all things robot, married couple Nicholas and Angela from Kansas City, Missouri, decided on a whim one day to do nothing other than to build one themselves.
After piecing together parts found at their favorite antique and thrift stores, they created their first robot friend. Since that first day, Nicholas and Angela have added many fabulously geeky robots to their beloved robotic collection. [Link]
Robot 23 - Copyright Toby Atticus Fraley
While most of us see a ruler, thermos, and the odd vacuum cleaner, Toby Fraley sees more than that. As his work shows, Toby creates beautiful masterpieces such as robots out of the various pieces. Link
I’m Jonathon Yule, a freelance designer currently studying in the York/Sheridan Bachelor of Design program in Toronto, Ontario. I’m particularly interested in typography, grids and the intertwinement of design and play. Link
Amanda Visell lives in the Los Angeles area by choice. She paints cartoony pictures and makes things. She did not go to school for this. Her artwork has been seen in galleries and museums nationwide including an exhibit and an exclusive merchandise line at Disneyland USA.
She Continues to create original artwork along with toys, books, apparel, limited edition prints and sculptures, all while perfecting her design for the ultimate home robot. Link
Guy Robots are not toys: they do not walk or talk or give legal advice. They are not dangerous and will not bite, kick, pinch, or emit ozone. Guy Robots will not — unless repeatedly provoked — harass your dog or cat. They are unique pieces of handcrafted art, meant to be enjoyed visually and displayed prominently. While requiring only minimal care and feeding, your Guy Robot is guaranteed to provoke discussion, spark new ideas, and generally contribute good vibrations to your life. Link
