Three new robots to celebrate the day of Fri.

Robots on parade.

Robots brighten even the grayest, most industrial landscape. If your day is depressing, let a robot cheer you up.

This is a scan from a stamp I made.

I was going to draw some robots for you but these animals got in the way. I hope you enjoy a non-robotic Leap Day.

I’d also like to dedicate today’s animals post to my friend from high school, Curtis. Curtis turns 7 today, as he was born on Leap Day. Happy Birthday, Curtis! Eat the cake, not the candles!

For every season, there is a robot, turn, turn, turn.

Many of you have been wondering, I’m sure, as to how much the Friday Robots are airbrushed to iron out their imperfections before going to (web) print. They can’t possibly look like this in their natural state. Well, dear readers, this is where Falling Rock differs from Vogue and Cosmo. These robots come straight to you from the page on which they were born. And I can assure you, Friday Robots will continue to be unsullied by unnatural enhancement effects that promise a “more commercial” or “hotter” robot. Changing the robots in those ways would do a disservice to them, to me, and most importantly to you.

Thank you for continuing to support Friday Robots. Together, we can make a difference. Yes we can.

These robots know the meaning of the word vengeance. Look out!