Upon returning from a randomized perambulation, the robot’s path was intercepted and temporarily paralleled by a cat. After a few minutes the cat angled away down an alley, where it paused, just once, to look back and momentarily regard the robot.



Part of the fun of tabling in an Artists’ Alley is the amazing creative energy that charges the very air. The robots had a neighbor called Ghost Cats (GhostCats.ca). This spurred a discussion amongst the robots about the nature of death and what it might mean for a robot to die. One criteria that popped up early in our discussions was that of loss of signal (LOS). Prior to catastrophic damage or failure, this LOS would prevent the transmission of data. Analogous to “brain death” in mammals. 
After sharing my Moomin books with the robots, they became intrigued with Finland’s “crypto-fauna” and embarked on a journey there in search Moomintroll, et al. They recounted a harrowing tale of an encounter with a herd of electrically charged Hattifatteners.

Rose City Comic Con is next weekend! (September 7-9) Come visit the robots in Artist Alley— there will be loads of awesome local artists there! RoseCityComicCon.com

Another “art drop” at 35,000 feet.

Ignoring its surroundings, the robot strode through the abandoned halls. The bright light streamed through the high windows illuminating nothing but forgotten purpose.

Unique individuals



Airsickness bag art…
