One person’s junk is someone else’s robot

John Martz | April 21st, 2006

Ann Smith constructs robot animals out of recycled electronics, and they could be the cutest robots you’ll ever see. For more stunning robots-from-junk artwork (and rayguns-from-junk, and rockets-from-junk), check out Flickr user Lockwasher.

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  • Blast! Drawn beats me to the punch. Lockwasher will be featured on very soon.
  • That was supposed to say Robot-A-Day very soon.
  • not only is ann incredibly talented, but she's a very cool person as well.

    her work makes me wish that i could do what she does.

    i just saw her last night. and i don't see her often...... weeeeeeird......
  • I have to say this is my favorite post title. Pretty much.
  • Yeah! Ann is awesome! And she's sooooooo burrow!
  • Since you mentioned Ann Smith, I wanted to share Dr. Evermor with you. He is really creative with scrap metal. His most recent work is a set of enormous dragons that can played like a musical instrument. I realize this is a massive detour from illustration, but still is totally worth it. There are many websites that don't really do his amazing work justice, but this one does have quite a few images. http://www.ohiobarns.com/othersites/miscellaneo...
  • Andy Warhol
    A person can create ART. Great. But to truely live with art is the mark of a genius. Go to Wisconsin to see the SCRAP METAL PARK. This is the coolest stuff you will want to see. Robots? Large scale metal animals, creatures, aliens. You must see this place. Central Wis. Scroll down to see CAROLs links.
  • Andy Warhol
    Rather, scroll UP. Look above my post
  • A very fascinating idea is realized in this website! And a very adequate and easy to handle layout has been found too! Congratulations!
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