Please welcome Adam M Botsford. He is our first Young Cartoonist of the Future Scholarship winner way back from 2009, fellow Frost Park Chalkie, and now a full fledged member of CLAW making him FEZ NUMBER ELEVEN!   Here are some photos from tonights secret initiation ritual:

see more of our cartoonist absurdity in our flickr pool.

On April 28th, 2010, CLAW member #1, Electric Elliot, was joined by #3 Mark Monlux at Mouths & Mics: Poetry in the 253. The event took place in the Washington State History Museum and featured 7 fantastic poets from across the 253.

CLAW has obtained footage from the event, shot by Adam the Alien, which featured Electric Elliot and Mark Monlux’s collaboration in which Mark’s art compliments Elliot’s poem “Up, Up and Away”.  Check out footage from the entire event over @ The Melon, and see more Electric Elliot poetry @ ElliotTrotterCOM.

 

One of the requirements that makes a robot a robot is the ability to move independently, and alter its course without outside control. In Aerospace, the change in velocity required to manuever to a higher or lower orbit is simply referred to as Delta Vee. Therefore, The Robot Month of Mobility is represented here by the formula for Delta Vee, and a cool little guy with a flying helmet.