jumps into an active volcano. The interior of the volcano is a really great shiny magenta color that doesn't show up in this scan. 2 more panels to go.
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Third Robot
That's it I'm through with robot portraits. Originally the series was to be of 24 robots(what was I thinking?), but enough already! The world is full of artist who can create the same thing over and over for years and never tire of it. I am puzzled by this. How does what they do keep their attention?
On to the next ideas...
