Actually, I found this one quite difficult, I tried to get past the typical robot looky-likey image in my head and it was hard to do. This is all I could muster, but quite a pleasing little quirky robot image.
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3 comments:
You did a great job getting past the stereotype. I like the retro illustration!
Retro is the awesome!
I really like how you labled everything.
un robot siempre tiene que estar hecho por piezas :D
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