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No. 7 from "The Metallic Marauders"
The Masked Capacitor is a legendary robot bandito. Stories are told of his daring robberies of priceless human and robot artifacts alike. The liberated items were commonly fenced on the #000 market and the returns were left on the doorsteps of the robo-slums Buy this item! Tags:Art Clockwork Robots 0 Comments
No. 6 from "The Metallic Marauders"
The knighted robot Sir Angus the redpainted is a decorated hero of the early robot wars. When talks opened up to the human leaders, Sir Angus was able to convince them that all sentient beings whether biological or mechanical are all worthy of existence and the right to live their lives and build their communities. The now pacified human leaders were there eviscerated by laser beam and the robot wars were won. Buy this item! Tags:Art Robots 0 Comments
No. 5 from "The Metallic Marauders"
Fantastic Nicoli gained his subtitle by his deep understanding of human trains. In fact it was his pioneering spirit file that gave rise to the practice of destroying bridges to have trains full of unwitting human passengers to be delivered directly into the maw for immediate consumption. This item is sold. Tags:None. 0 Comments
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No. 4 of the Metal Marauders.
Experiment "C" was the 3rd iteration of a set of tests conducted by the great robot minds of our time including Dr. Cycloptic. The goal was to build a robot that so thirsted for the destruction of the humans that it’s robo-will would keep it self repaired during a human retaliation. "C" Failed in the sense that it refused to engage in battle to keep itself alive.
There is no known documentation for Experiment "A" outside of the test range daily records which only read:
Name: Experiment "A"
Date: 447465600
Result: Catastrophic Failure
Experiment "B" is still held under high secrecy after its initial test which was deemed a "Success*" but required modifications which are still in progress. This item is sold. Tags:None. 0 Comments |
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About meI am an artist for lack of a better word. I hate the term "artist" because it conjures up the vision of a holier-than-thou hipster type who makes up profound meanings for a blue canvas. Post modernism is rarely art. I’m not really an artsy person either. My wife studied art history and I enjoy things like that. I mostly subscribe to the "I may not know art, but I know what I like" philosophy.
I prefer terms like "Tinkerer", "Creator", "Maker" and "Builder". Constructive terms.
I like to make new things out of junk, bits, pieces and various miscellania. I recently decided this compulsion to build complex compilations of simple parts has roots in my childhood obsession with LEGO. My father made me a LEGO table from an old door and steel brackets that sat in our basement. I think I spent more time seated at that table bushing aside an ocean of coloured bricks searching for the specific one I needed than most people spent outside in their childhood.
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