I’m Alyson
I’m an artist from the Twin Cities
I create whimsical pictures of people as their robot-selves.
These lovingly hand-crafted “Robot-ification” drawings showcase a person’s endearing qualities, aspirations, and hobbies--the elements programmed into their personalities that make them uniquely wonderful.
How It Began
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Robotifying started several years ago. when I drew a picture for my father’s birthday.He is an avid collector of robots so I imagined what he’d look as a robot and then added enhancements to robotify his personality.
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He was starting a Keto diet so I added a ketosis meter.
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Extra outlets for his devices were necessary for technophile dad.
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Multiple apple watches, a food scoop for his pets, and other elements integral to his daily life and personality were added.
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His nickname is “Captain” so I created the “Captain-Bot – New and Improved”.
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He was delighted by the illustration and showed it to his friends and colleagues.
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Soon, others were asking to Robotify their family, friends, and clients. I started up “Robotify You VIP” and a business was born.
Some Recent Examples
How we can work together.
Email me at Alyson@RobotifyYour.vip or fill out the form below.
Make a list of the attributes you’d like to have robotified. I would love to talk to you before starting, so if possible, let’s schedule a call
The cost of each hand-crafted robot is $150. It includes one rough draft and final version. I hope to work with you soon!
The Robitify Process
I start by getting a list of attributes and a picture of the person being robotified. I then craft a customized robot incorporating every feature their robot self would need.
I produce two versions: A draft version and final version in high-resolution
Here’s an example:
I’ve created dozens of robots like this and every one of them has been warmly received, framed and displayed. They make excellent, highlypersonal (and professionally appropriate), long-cherished gifts.
Companies have even used them as portraits for top-achievers, revealing their Robotified portraits during award ceremonies.