Blogs

Before we dive into today’s scintillating and titillating discourse on the finer points of haphazard Lego sign construction, let’s look at a few more Robot logos that have popped up at, er, Robot.  You might recall that I foretold of 19 more logos back in the first blog.  Alas, only two more so far… One on the drink machine. READ MORE

Okay, so we’ve got some epic base plates.  As Wayne would say, “Excellent!”  Or Bill & Ted.  Or Mr. Burns.  Take your pick. Anyhow, the base plates flexed too much when I picked them up.  Despite the prodigious amount of glue I’ll be using to permanently protect them from prying hands, I don’t want any Legos popping off as the panels get moved around during the rest of the construction.  I need to add some strength to the panels. I also need to cover up the edges.  The edges of the sign are going to be covered in plates that wrap around for the full-on Lego effect.  2 stud plates weren ... READ MORE

We chucked our old ‘everyone has a small office’ layout when we started Robot. We wanted something more open and team-centric vs. everyone closeted off in a separate office. Now, everyone sits in a common area with 10 other folks. It’s been working pretty well. We’re definitely communicating more, which means the crazy things we’re doing with our games are going much faster. Of course, I now know more about my fellow Robots than I ever cared to. Everything has a price. :) READ MORE

Welcome to the Art – Bot Central blog. With the first post, I wanted to introduce myself as well as the other artists at Robot Entertainment. As time goes on, content on this page will showcase artwork from someone on the art staff, which will include images from different subject matters, or genres, as well as created in different kinds of software. There will be little in the form of organization or an overall theme (we are artists, what do you expect); instead, the blog will act as a hub to showcase the various works and ramblings from the artists here at Robot. READ MORE