Redbot Now For The Future

Posted by Jon, onehumanbeing on October 5, 2009

Above: A Red­bot homage to DEVO’s Album — Duty Now For The Future.

This album was a huge influ­ence on me when it came out 30 years ago in 1979 — one of the first record albums I bought as a newly-employed 15 year-old with his money burn­ing a hole in his pocket…

I joined the DEVO fan club right away — I’m a beau­ti­ful mutant — and I even got a red DEVO flower-pot hat later on.

I’m play­ing my old DEVO album’s today while work­ing on my Red­bots… if you haven’t given your old DEVO records a spin in a while, how about right now.

Enjoy!

Update — 11pm

Because you NEED “Red­bot Now For The Future” Cof­fee Mugs…

These cof­fee mugs are avail­able through the one­hu­man­be­ing shop at Cafe Press

Reg­u­lar Size Mug - $13.00 plus shipping

Large Size Mug — $14.00 plus shipping

Just one of the many ser­vices provided…

Must Make Redbots…

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At The Red­bot Factory

It’s Mon­day and I must make Red­bots… happy work for this onehumanbeing.

Build Time…

I’m look­ing to have 50 new Red­bot Own­er­ship Kits ready by later this week, and that means a lot of lit­tle pieces have to be made, assem­bled, col­lected into kits and processed.

Time for the one­hu­man­ma­chine to work overtime…

Q: Are We Not Men?

With­out music, there is no Red­bots — one inspi­ra­tion — Mark Moth­ers­baugh and DEVO!

Below: Red­bot is lean­ing against an unfin­ished (fin­ished? unfin­ished?) paint­ing of Mark Moth­ers­baugh by Tania…

Gallery of Photos

Redbot at Soundwalk 2009

Posted by Jon, onehumanbeing on October 3, 2009

Your host, Jon, one­hu­man­be­ing, along with his beau­ti­ful wife Tania and her fam­ily, had a great time at the Sound­walk this evening in the Art’s Dis­trict of down­town LB.

One instal­la­tion that really impressed me was a guy sweep­ing the side­walk with his broom hooked to a micro­phone that got fed through some effects and then played back to head­phones attached to the sweep­ers waist.

Sound­walk sweeper — photo by tania

A very straight-forward piece — just grab some head­phones and tune in to the won­der of sweep­ing sounds… seemed like some­thing Wayne from The Flam­ing Lips would use on-stage. Unfor­tu­nately I don’t know the name of the artist crew that did this piece.

Another cool piece was by a crew called HOLLOW BODIES that cre­ated a mes­mer­iz­ing sound blend with numer­ous effects, tape machines and inter­ac­tive sound boards — met Nolan from this crew — would love to see more of their work…

Hol­low Bod­ies at Sound­walk 2009 — photo by tania

The piece that Tania, Derek (Tania’s brother) and I wish we could have stayed longer at was the piece by the Hop-Frog Kol­lec­tiv that was a 5 hour spir­i­tual cleans­ing medi­a­tion of sound per­formed in a U-Haul truck in a park­ing lot — if you like long med­i­ta­tive drones that get under the skin and into the super­nat­ural fre­quen­cies you would have loved this piece…

Hop-Frog Kol­lec­tiv at Sound­walk 2009 — photo by tania

Sev­eral Red­bots got posted along the way…

…and I got to give away a num­ber of the spe­cial edi­tion but­tons that I’ve made to cel­e­brate Long Beach arts and artists this month…

I’ll be car­ry­ing a sup­ply of but­tons with me this month — so hit me up for a free­bie if you see me around — one of my great joys is giv­ing away my buttons…

Redbot Loves Long Beach!

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Cel­e­brat­ing Pub­lic Art in Long Beach

I’m mak­ing spe­cial lim­ited edi­tion but­tons to give away this month…

It’s Arts Month here in Long Beach and Red­bot is cel­e­brat­ing it’s home­town… If you see me around make sure to ask for one of these lim­ited edi­tion buttons.

So far, I know I’ll be at the Sound­walk in down­town LB on Sat­ur­day evening — Octo­ber 3rd… see you there!