Meet Ryan, his speciality, training wild beasts to do his bidding.

The light
He is the light at the end of the tunnel, literally. His job is to stand in the tunnel and make sure people can see him. It is a boring job, but unlike many other robots who were programmed to feel boredom, the longer he stands the more excited he gets. At times though, he has to calm down because the light is darting around so much people can’t tell what it is. Meet, the light.

How do you pick up arms without arms?
Well, this is a predicament that has plagued Charlie for a long time. He has an older computer inside of him so he is stuck processing forever.
Break-it
Everyone knows there is a circus sideshow, this is it. He breaks, beats, and boxes all the time. But this circus sideshow isn’t inside the tent. Much like a lot of the shows, this one is going on outside of the circus, he breaks for coins, oil and and cheers.
Step right up! The McGerkis Circus is in town
Meet, the leader, the grand pooba if you will, he will lead you on adventures, thrills and always with the McGerkis Circus…spills. His robots are a rag tag group of fellas who try their hardest but often are not well oiled machines.
Skeeter the aquabot
Tank Johnson
Tank Johnson was a slower fella, he is a part of the no armed grouping of robots known as rollerbots that were used for flattening paths for hikers, bikers and horses. He would cruise up and down the same path 10-15 times a day making sure each path is plenty smooth.
This is my first time trying out watercolor (outside of being a kid), I had a lot of fun.
Get stepping
Keep stepping, each step will lead you closer and closer to your goal, much like Stepbot each step he takes, is painfully slow but he knows he will get there, each step at a time.







