So, I'm kind of rethinking/retooling my Robomaid concepts now that I'm approaching the coming of the pitch bible. Most significantly, the main aesthetic. I'm keeping my kind-of-Astro-boy look but with a little bit of a Muppets thing going on too, and I'm totally changing gears on the 1950s alternate history thing. Since it occurred to me that doing a 1950s post-apocalypse is basically ripping off the awesome Fallout game that I draw so much influence from, so instead I'll be leaning more towards a weird mish-mash blend of the 1960s and 1970s. The idea spawned when I was watching "Westworld" and realized just how striking and distinct 1970s era science fiction is and how little is actually explored in an aesthetic sense. I mean, it's like we have the 1950s, some of the 1960s, Star Wars, Alien, and then the 80s starts. Where are our unsung praises for the bizarre stylistic trappings of "Logan's Run", "Soylent Green", "Zardoz" (snicker), and as previously mentioned; "Westworld". No less distinct are they than the fanciful wonders of victorian sci-fi and the campy pulp of 1930s science fiction adventure serials. Not to mention, many of them already feature quite prominently post-apocalyptic themes and imagery. Anyway, I should probably get some sleep... I feel super tired... Any thoughts on my wild sleep deprived rantings? Let's discuss if you want.