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I Am Zoot

Hello, I am Zoot!
Actually thats a lie, my name is Andy and I’m a graphic designer and artist from the U.K. I have been drawing ever since i can remember and I’ve been obsessed with robots since we rented RoboCop from the video shop when i was 9. ED209 is still my favoutire movie robot to this day!

Braindeef

Hello my beautiful people, Travis here aka Braindeef, I’m part mad scientist, part art gremlin, full time wierdo.
Graphic by trade with the diplomas gathering dust in a cupboard somwhere to prove it, but have been artistic all my life.
I mostly use Posca Pens, 3D modelling and 3D printing to bring my creations to life. I’m also experienced working with physical materials that I carve/shape into artistic objects or practical items. Some of the materials I work with include recycled ones, like “Plastimascus” which is made from recycled 3d printer waste. Additionally, I also have my own secret recipe for a coffee composite that is comprised of dehydrated used coffee grounds stabilized by a PU resin.
As well as traditional art, I also make art/designer toys, and functional pieces usually in the EDC (every day carry), or Begleri communities.

What kind of art can you expect from my me?
Creepy cute, chaotic, random, ‘why would you draw that’ kind of weirdness, with a little but of dark humour thrown in there for funsies.

Nick James Illustrator

Nick left the construction industry in 2018 to concentrate on a lifetime love of illustrated stories. He lists his interests beyond illustration and storytelling, as family, food, travel, music, film and also recreational maths, science and philosophy.

He had never tried drawing robots until 2017 when an instagam account entitled “draw me a robot” caught his eye. The rest, as they say, is bullshit.
Sadly, . . . Nick can’t count.

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