Gorgeous!! Took the kids (Ellison and Baxter) to town to show them off today... everyone wants one! Have told them I'll let them know when the pattern is released and they can make their own!!!
I am so much enjoying the installments of this narrative. Have you considered publishing it as a children's picture book? Why not share all your beautiful art work and photography with the world at large?
You could have it made as one of those digital books and try it out on the little pupils at work!
Typical blurry man! She offers to share her umbrella with Small-bot and cat-bot and what happens? Straight away that man gene kicks in and HE has to be in charge of the umbrella!
Oh I am on bended knee. Please forgive me bots and fans of bots. I am completely wrong-footed by having made a basic error of confusing my bots. Am I forgiven?
(word verification is 'egogyn'. Is this equating to ego gone?
I love this continuing story!I absolutely adore your robots:)they are truly unique and wonderful and I also love what you did with the black and white drawings,it reminds me of lauren child's illustrations one of my favorite illustrators!
I couldn't help noticing you're from Ballarat ... my family live there so I'm there more than a couple of times a year. Your work is so interesting ... do you do any craft markets or have a favourite one somewhere around Ballarat for the next time I visit?
The girl at the bus stop let Small-bot and Cat-bot share her umbrella.
Small-Bot thought she was very nice.
more bliss to read on your blog, i just love this story and the bots.
ReplyDeleteyou are too clever!
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ReplyDeleteI wish I had an umbrella like that on grey rainy days!
ReplyDeleteI do hope this is going to be your first book Jodie!!
xxx
As I scrolled down for another look I happened upon your visitor map.
ReplyDeleteBlimey Jodie - we're headed for world domination here!!
Is that the plan? Mwaa ha haaaa....
(in case you didn't guess that was an evil world dominating cackle)
You know, they say those that are destined to be together have a certain resemblance - their faces have elements in common. I think I see it.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous!! Took the kids (Ellison and Baxter) to town to show them off today... everyone wants one! Have told them I'll let them know when the pattern is released and they can make their own!!!
ReplyDeleteI am so much enjoying the installments of this narrative. Have you considered publishing it as a children's picture book? Why not share all your beautiful art work and photography with the world at large?
ReplyDeleteYou could have it made as one of those digital books and try it out on the little pupils at work!
*sigh* young love
ReplyDeleteOh, that umbrella is just too cute! I'm glad she had her brolly on her ... it would be awful if their antanae got rusty.
ReplyDeleteI've been sneakily following the bus stop story while at work - so fab! Lucy x
ReplyDelete*sigh* I've been waiting and waiting for the umbrella... I love your little picture stories!
ReplyDeleteAwww sweet bots
ReplyDeleteCute umbrella.
ReplyDeleteBut it doesn't look like it would keep any bots particularly dry in a downpour! Especially not when sharing.
Typical blurry man! She offers to share her umbrella with Small-bot and cat-bot and what happens? Straight away that man gene kicks in and HE has to be in charge of the umbrella!
ReplyDelete(Me? Projecting? Nooo)
I think she was quite lovely too. Seriously this should be a book
ReplyDeleteOh my gosh - the little umbrella!
ReplyDelete*swoons*
Oh! Guess my word verification - "gorgeous". So appropriate! :)
Sharing is nice. The bots are just as sweet as can be. I hope the story doesn't end today.
ReplyDeleteLove is in the air!
ReplyDeleteOoooh it's like Mills & Boon (but classier!?!) for bots - can't wait to see what happens next!
ReplyDeleteSo glad they didn't get wet!
ReplyDeleteSTOP! You're killin' me!
ReplyDeleteoh dear - I snorted!
ReplyDeleteThis series is so adorable! I would love an umbrella like that, I wonder if it comes in red...
ReplyDeleteYou are too cute! That's how it all starts....the look, the sharing of the umbrella....before long there will be baby bots!
ReplyDeleteI am loving this story - it is such a joy to read at the end of a busy working day. Wonderful characters!!
ReplyDeleteOh I am on bended knee. Please forgive me bots and fans of bots. I am completely wrong-footed by having made a basic error of confusing my bots. Am I forgiven?
ReplyDelete(word verification is 'egogyn'. Is this equating to ego gone?
I just love all your 'bot' stories! do you design the backgrounds yourself?
ReplyDeleteSigh... at last the umbrella... so good of her to keep the rain off cat-bot too, wouldn't want his whiskers getting all wet and droopy.
ReplyDeleteYou realise that you have the pix and the text for the book all here?
I definitely think work should let you have time off to play with bots!... love me, love my bots!
it's so nice to share.
ReplyDeleteA lvoely and very appropriate addition to the bus stop.
ReplyDeleteYou continue to amaze and delight. I see I'm not the only one who thinks you should do a book. And then there's the cute 'bots' as well.
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Sharon
aaaah, so romantic, sharing an umbrella!!
ReplyDeleteThis is as good as the selvedge dress, but in a totally different manner. More installments please!
ReplyDeletelol The adventures of the bots continue!! (they're great!)
ReplyDeleteI love this continuing story!I absolutely adore your robots:)they are truly unique and wonderful and I also love what you did with the black and white drawings,it reminds me of lauren child's illustrations one of my favorite illustrators!
ReplyDeleteWell yes that's because she is very nice .
ReplyDeleteI love these!! What a wonderful idea. :D
ReplyDeletecatching up on posts.........wonder what is going to happen next........this sure is developing.........lol.......
ReplyDeleteYou are having a lot of fun with those little bots! Can't wait to see the end.
ReplyDeleteI couldn't help noticing you're from Ballarat ... my family live there so I'm there more than a couple of times a year. Your work is so interesting ... do you do any craft markets or have a favourite one somewhere around Ballarat for the next time I visit?
ReplyDeleteThanks