Welcome to Electro Art Works. My name is Andy Hill, sometimes known as Andyman. I've combined two of my passions, recycling and robots, to create unique, whimsical sculptures that are sure to bring a smile to your face. My major influence has been retro-science fiction design including those wonderful tin robot toys of the 50's and 60's. All of my works are built from cast away electronic parts, appliances, scrap metal, junk parts and virtually anything else that hasn't been used in the last five minutes. On display here is an archive of my robot legion for your enjoyment. Many of them already reside in various locations around the world...waiting for a certain activation code to...but I digress. Some are still available for purchase. Contact me with questions and purchase inquiries.
Enjoy your visit!
Enjoy your visit!
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Sammy can be found on Andybots Page 8 |
8/22/10
As summer comes to it's hot & hazy conclusion the Electro Art Works shop is slowly warming up the gears of the robot production line. First off the line is "Sammy", a roller bot that will roll off the end of the world if you let him. It would be wise to keep him on a level surface.
The Plutonium Pulsar Pistol is finally off the DL list. A new, hardier top fin has been constructed and it's all ready to go out into the field to blast those pesky aliens again.
Don't forget that my 3 Andybots, along with many other cool robot artist's works, will be on display at the Mulvane Art Museum in Topeka, Kansas through September 19.
As always my guest book is available for any comments you may have regarding what you see here. I'd love to hear from you!
Enjoy your visit here,
Andyman.
As summer comes to it's hot & hazy conclusion the Electro Art Works shop is slowly warming up the gears of the robot production line. First off the line is "Sammy", a roller bot that will roll off the end of the world if you let him. It would be wise to keep him on a level surface.
The Plutonium Pulsar Pistol is finally off the DL list. A new, hardier top fin has been constructed and it's all ready to go out into the field to blast those pesky aliens again.
Don't forget that my 3 Andybots, along with many other cool robot artist's works, will be on display at the Mulvane Art Museum in Topeka, Kansas through September 19.
As always my guest book is available for any comments you may have regarding what you see here. I'd love to hear from you!
Enjoy your visit here,
Andyman.
