My good friend Liz taught at an art camp for kids this summer. She drew me this robobug one day. Thanks, Lizzy!

A quick lunchtime doodle. You’ll probably be seeing a lot of sketchbook stuff for the next week as I get used to dealing with school schedules and homework and what-have-you. Something is very wrong with this robot’s head.

Just a little vector fun. Robots giving the thumbs up will never get old to me.

Something quick I did between classes yesterday.

Today is the first day of classes at Pacific Northwest College of Art. I think I’m a little more excited than my robo-alter ego here.

And remember, there are still t-shirts left for sale. Contribute to my education!

I don’t usually say this about things straight from my sketchbook, but damn, I like how this turned out.

BIG NEWS!
If any of you fine fans of R-A-D will be in the Portland, Oregon area during the end of October, I will be tabling for R-A-D at the Stumptown Comics Fest. This will be my first ever tabling experience at something like this, and I am undeniably excited. Come and say hey!

I hadn’t done anything for Illustration Friday for a few weeks, but that was all supposed to change this week. The theme was “Match” and for some reason, I was really hooked on the idea that I wanted to do it as a painting. Well, I finally gave up after not liking anything I was doing with the brushes. I attempted to paint the robot on the right, even though I liked the one on the left better. I will forever blame that choice for my failure.

Today and tomorrow, I have orientation for art school. I will probably be drawing robots all day, instead of paying attention, so hopefully I’ll have something better to show over the next few days.

“He has the mind of a child!”

Today’s robot post was sent in by Ken Ekdahl of The Bad Robot. Check out more of Ken’s work at http://www.thebadrobot.com. Thanks Ken!