What Kind of Robot Is This? | Editorial illustrations for Bublina magazine
A collection of spot illustrations created for Bublina magazine to accompany an article about the fascinating world of robots.
The series explores topics ranging from medical nanorobots to technologies inspired by animals and nature.
My goal was to translate complex scientific concepts into playful, accessible visuals for young readers.
Fun fact: The title plays with the Slovak word robota (“work”), creating a fitting link between robots and the tasks they perform. It’s a nice linguistic coincidence that the word robot itself comes from the same Slavic root.
A tiny courier robot carrying medicine exactly where it is needed most. That's a Xenobot!
The text in the speech bubble reads: "Mr. Gallbladder, are you in?"
Nature-inspired robotics: a robotic arm that mimics the flexibility and gentle grip of an elephant’s trunk.
A depiction of Telenoid, a Japanese communication robot designed to convey emotions and human presence. Fascinating technology—though admittedly a little creepy.
The text in the speech bubble reads: "Grandma? Are you still awake?"
A robotic sea turtle designed to help clean oceans polluted by plastic waste.
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