Junk Bot

My detailed architectural robot illustration, handprinted on grid line index cards using a gocco toy printing press. It comes with a white mat so it's easy to display or pop into a 5x7" picture frame. The oddball creature in this drawing looks like a tangle of weird industrial equipment, furniture and office supplies: spiral notebooks, a potted plant... it brandishes a retro pair of square, Steve Allen/Buddy Holly/Elvis Costello-style glasses. He's one in a set of four prints and was featured in Pikalands "Gocco" themed Pika Package; at Fleeting Pages, a pop-up art & book shop that took over a former Border's bookstore in Pittsburgh; and at Sweet's Workshop's second annual "My Goodness, My Gocco" exhibition in Sydney, Australia. I printed my four line drawings in crisp black and happy tangerine orange ink, using a Japanese toy printing press called a Gocco, on white index cards with a chlorine-blue quarter-inch grid. signed recto © Kathryn DiLego; no copyright transferred with sale