Caine from the Amazing Digital Circus begs Zooble to not let his intrusive thoughts win, as Bubble calls him gay in the background.

I heard the theory that Bubble represents Caine's intrusive thoughts and this popped into my head. #theAmazingDigitalCircus #tadc

YOU PARASITE

Shaking my head harder whenever Oberstein is on screen

Sketch of a moment just before Julius Caesar's assassination

Quick Ides of March sketch before I go to work.

"Cimber caught his toga by both shoulders; then as Caesar cried, "Why, this is violence!" one of the Cascas stabbed him from one side just below the throat." Life of Julius Caesar, 82:1

Claudius Ptolemy's Mathēmatikḗ Syntaxis, Epigram.

-The king's dialogue is a parody of the common Akkadian curse "whoever damages this inscription, may (deity) tear out his foundations and destroy his seed" -Mesopotamian armies struggled to conquer mountainous regions despite their grandiose titles -Naram-sin became a target of parody in later writings due to the belief he ended the empire -Ishtar was Akkad's main deity, so some kings claimed to be her lover -Nearly every Akkadian king suffered revolts -According to omen texts, three of Akkadian kings were murdered by their court with their seals.

Average Akkadian Empire Ruler

Meme parodying the Sumerian kings of the Early Dynastic Period. Jokes are made on the our poor understanding of Sumerian pronunciation, the receptive nature of ruling a city state, the exaggerated lengths of rule given to them by later generations, and the sporadic nature of how Sumerian inscriptions survive to us.

Average Early Dynastic Sumerian Ruler

Lonely Little Robot Halloween costumes. In order:

Chuck Noland and Wilson from Cast Away
Dorothy and Toto from the Wizard of Oz
Winnie the Pooh and a Hunny pot

Lonely Little Robot Epilogue: Thanks for reading! I started this project with an end goal and I'm glad I made it. Thank you to everyone who supported me.

There will be an epilogue.

Lonely Little Robot 100: Welcome to the Blue Planet, Alalgar. We're happy to have you.

Study after a mummy portrait of a man, Roman Egypt, 8-100 AD

Study after the funerary relief of the Gessi. Publius Gessius (center) and his freedpeople Gessia Fausta (left) and Publius Gessius Primus. Commissioned by Fausta after the deaths of the other two. Rome, 20-1 BC

Lonely Little Robot 99: How Alalgar met his friends.

Study after the funerary urn of Marcus Domitius Primigenius, Rome, AD 90-110

Aurelius Hermia and Aurelia Philematum, manumitted slaves who married after being freed, Rome, c.80 BC

Lepontius, a Roman legionary soldier, 4th century

Lonely Little Robot 98: Determination.

Study after the funerary bust of Martial, a slave boy, 100-115 AD

Lucius Septimius Valerinus, soldier of the Praetorian Guard, 3rd century AD

Study after a portrait of an unknown family, Roman Greece, 3rd century

Lonely Little Robot 97: Alalgar sells himself short.

Study after the funerary carving of Areskousa and Julius Ephebos, Roman Greece, 260s AD.

Study after a wooden tablet of a woman, Roman Egypt, c. AD 150

Study after a lime wood portrait of a young man, Roman period Egypt, AD 150–170.

Study after a carving of Petronia Hedone and her son Lucius Petronius Philemon, 110-120 AD, Rome

Lonely Little Robot 96: Alalgar blasts off.