Alaska Robotics Gallery

Come on by to see the rest and check out the augmented reality pieces Glo made!

A rabbit saying, "Aaaaaaaaaaaa..."

Not what it seems. An augmented reality art piece.

Illustration on acrylic.

Illustration on acrylic. Ravens saying, "Fuuuuuuuuuuuuuck!!!!"

We also have a Glo Ramírez show this month!

Frog wizard on a mug and frog flipping the bird in background.

Rabbit painting.

Fox and Raven prints.

Artist bio. https://mossmaiden.myshopify.com/

First Friday! Here's some of Lybbie Brown's work...

The cover to the newly reissued anthology Flight Magazine Volume #1 from Inklore Books, featuring a beautiful painting with a winged adventurer, blimp, biplane, fantasy city—you name it.

So many of the best trends in comics today can be traced back to the debut of Flight Magazine in 2004. Check out the reissue of that seminal anthology here inklorebooks.com/series.

They even reprinted my somewhat bizarre afterword (it was odd in 2004; it's even odder now)!

Finspan game held in front of shelf of wingspan.

Stocked back up on fish and dragons and birds!

Alaska Robotics Gallery sign.

Our sign is back in action!

Now we can stop hearing, "Whaaaaat is this place?" And go back to hearing, "Where are the robots?"

Key kids! Comics! Exclaims a spinner rack full of floppy comics.

Yes! New spinner rack assembled for our used book section!

This summer all our previously read floppy comics are a buck!

Buried a few treasures in there for the spelunkers.

Posters hanging in gallery window for film festival and gallery show.

Upcoming, it's the JUMP Society film festival and July First Friday... Which is actually opening on Thursday the 3rd if you're trying to catch the cheese and crackers reception.

Baby Spider-Man
#makeaterriblecomicday2025 #comics

PAPER FLOWERS FOR SALE!!!

A poster for an art show. Epic Fantasy Creatures of Alaska. A showing of illustrations & illuminations by Hollis Kitchin and Pat Race. It has dragons and a Bearclops on it. And some kind of cool Orca serpent guy.

Coming up in July, Epic Fantasy Creatures of Alaska by @holliskitchin.bsky.social and @pat.alaskarobotics.com

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A fabulous first hand account. As a dyslectic reader graphic novels have allowed me to find pleasure in reading. #historymatters

A watercolor and gouache illustration of a raven wolf hybrid, head and wings of a raven, body of a wolf, sitting in a cave on a moonlit night.

A sneak peek of one of my completed paintings for my show with @pat.alaskarobotics.com at @alaskarobotics.com in July.

On the backs of small animals. Now afterthoughts amidst the spectacle of Alaskan wildlife, small animals with their luscious furs were once a fulcrum upon which local history unfolded...

"Not Here" - Value was once measured not in coins, but the pelts of beaver... The Hudson Bay Company, Canada's first business, focused on the acquisition of fur.

"Chinoiserie" in the sophisticated port of Canton, China, the hulls of ships were emptied of Alaskan sea otter furs and filled with tea, silk and porcelain... Qing Dynasty coins, with holes in their centers were revered by Tlingits, embellishing regalia to shimmer when danced, and lining armor.

"Royal Replacements" On the headdresses of Tlingit chiefs and robes of European kings, the skin of ermine with black tipped tails trail royalty. In exchange, glass beads and wool came into the territory... Replacing the quills of porcupines for embellishing garments and positions.

"The Temptation of Paris" A tuft of fur along a faint path of snowy paw prints guides the placement of a steel trap. Calloused hands pull back the springs. From aristocrats of the Middle Ages to Edwardians, the silk dresses of high society European ladies are draped in it.

We have an amazing exhibit up right now by Andrea Nelson of Haines that comments on the expansive colonialist brutality of Alaska's early fur trade.

We got some of these guys. Limited to four packs per customer so everyone gets a shot.

GM Study Hall tonight at 5:30pm w/ Conor Lendrum.

An alligator dressed in a suit and bowler with a bottle of Jim Beam, a briefcase and some ciggys.

We've been donated this "Alaskan Lobbyist" by Mary Ellen Frank at the Doll Museum.

She's moving out, so go see her collection while you can!

#akleg

Eagle / Raven tessellation hoodie.

We've got some amazing tessellated eagle / raven hoodies in stock from our friends at Trickster Co.

Having a grand ol' time making this one. See the final painting in July at @alaskarobotics.com

10/10, the best time I've ever had at a con (I volunteered!) + Juneau is my new favorite place 🥹 I can't wait to go back!!!!!!! The work that @alaskarobotics.com puts in for the community is outstanding

A very kind assessment of our little three-ring circus 💛

Vibrantly colored illustration of six classic Batmans, each in different color of the rainbow and posing flirtatiously. Drawn by me in 2022.

Happy Pride Month 🌈🦇

Off Panel #501: Why We Love Comics with Kazu Kibuishi, Ryan North, and Lucy Knisley - SKTCHD In this week’s road show episode of Off Panel, cartoonist Kazu Kibuishi, writer Ryan North, and cartoonist Lucy Knisley joined the show from Juneau, Alaska’s Alaska Robotics Mini-Con to talk about why...

This week on Off Panel, it's a rare in-person podcast, as I went to @alaskarobotics.com Mini-Con and talked with cartoonist Kazu Kibuishi, writer @ryannorth.ca, and cartoonist @lucyknisley.bsky.social about why they love comics and what makes the medium such an amazing one.

Rocking it at Juneau’s awesome mini-con put on by @alaskarobotics.com

I went down to Juneau, Alaska this weekend for @alaskarobotics.com Mini-Con, and what an absolute joy of an event it was, even though I’m outrageously tired after it. It was one of the most enjoyable and relaxed comic events I’ve ever been to. I’ll be writing about it for @sktchd.bsky.social soon.

Visited the excellent Juneau comic shop and gallery @alaskarobotics.com today, which had one of the most well-curated inventories of comics I’ve come across. Great and knowledgeable staff that made sure I walked out with more books than I expected to.

I wish I could be in two places at once! 🥲

Today!