Strange Art by Jeremiah Palecek

5 comments en “Robo-Bear”

1. susie timmons says: September 28th, 2008 at 2:43 pm Hi, I really love these paintings of yours.

2. tony says: October 1st, 2008 at 9:05 am First of all, your posting of Kirk Cameron’s interview with Bill was great up until you kept interrupting the segment by interjecting with false evolution theory claims.. I think you need to seriously think about what your trying to argue about here.. If you claim there was a “big bang” then where did the mater come from?? Ok then, where is proof of the “big bang” theory?? The problem is, there is no proof.. It’s a made up theory by scientists who claim that this planet is billions of years old.. I want to point something out here.. Your belief in the big bang theory involves cosmic evolution-origin of time, space and matter.. One of the laws of thermodynamics states mater cannot be created or destroyed. Well explain how we got here then.. According to the big bang theory, it produced Hydrogen.. Ok, well how did we get all the other elements then.. Do you want me to believe that Uranium evolved from Hydrogen?? I also want to point out that there are many types of evolution, including stellar, organic, macro and micro.. Macro involves the transformation of one species to another.. Tell me how this takes place.. Can a dog produce a cat?? NO!! Dogs are still producing dogs, just like monkeys are still producing monkeys.. We did not evolve from monkeys.. If we did, then why are there still monkeys?? Stellar evolution involves a star forming.. This has never been witnessed by a person.. I believe we were created and God created the Heavens and the Earth 6,000 years ago. Let me remind you that Creationism and evolution are both religious views.. Your humanist view claims that the world made itself.. Well Matt, explain me how we evolved from rocks then. There had to of been a designer..

3. Danyle says: January 22nd, 2009 at 2:08 pm I wish this wasn’t sold so I could buy it. This is the type of painting that makes you smile every time you look at it. Mostly because this is a robot with a bear head, and it’s pose is very human-esk. Makes me wonder if a bear-robot-human could exist in another dimension.

4. nk says: May 10th, 2009 at 10:08 pm i have the pencil-sharpening robot toy on which the body was based.

5. Scott says: May 13th, 2009 at 4:34 am It’s the universal remonster!

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