…who loves robots. Apparently the Beastie Boys do, too. Just ran across this at someone else’s random, obsessive blog,Waxin’ and Milkin’…

I am really digging this album. iTunes recommended it to me. Thanks iTunes! It’s really good. It’s 3 brothers, I think. It’s sort of indie-synth-pop. It kind of sounds like a cross between my friend Sam’s band, Windsurf, and the more guitar-centric music I would be making if I had half the talent and energy Sam does. Yacht Rock meets Shoegazer…

This time from the boss himself. Finn designed this Big Wheeled Robot last night…

I’ve hatched another crazy scheme, but this time I’ve roped my poor 3-1/2 year-old into it with me. Finn loves robots. We constantly talk about, draw, and build them out of Legos. So, we decided to take some of our designs online and offer them up to kids the world over: as t-shirts. Thus our company, Robotcha, was born. Finn art directs the work (you’ll note a couple of the designs involve robots making or eating ice cream) and I put the graphics together. He also named the company. I have no idea where the word Robotcha came from, but he’s the boss…

They’re all printed as super-cool heat transfers. They’re solid, bold, and kind of old-school. Here’s the site, please check it out!

Our glorious Boys’ Weekend has come to a close. We’re very happy to have Mama and Cormie back, but it sure was a fun time.

Here’s Finn at LegoLand:

Here he is clowning during our first photoshoot for our new business venture (see shirt) coming soon:

Here he is at the Post Family letterpress show seeing a real letterpress in action (possibly the highlight of the entire weekend:

And here he is leaving the Post Family thing in disguise—to surprise Mommy and Cormac at the airport:

Just found out that the LogoLounge Master Library is going to include 3 more of my logo designs. The ones below. That makes for 7 all together, including the ones posted here.

Finn, looking suave for the holiday. More pics from this morning here.

Some more crazy handmade type. This time out of fake fur. (Here’s the last one.)

Drawn (and named) by Finn. Some of his finest work…