A Pizza Box Top Robot!

Pizza Box Top Robot

Last week as I was cleaning up after my daughter’s birthday pizza party, I was about to throw away the pizza boxes since they seemed to be a bit too soiled to salvage, but then my better sense took a hold of me and I realized that the tops of two of the boxes were actually clean so……I ripped them off the rest of the box and suddenly I saw the distinct shape of a robot head! Who would of thunk?

So the next afternoon, my daughter and I sat down to paint some robots. It was so much fun, and I just love hers! While she of course loves mine……though she doesn’t realize that the innocence of hers is so much cuter than my controlled illustration.

  Pizza Box Top Robot Kids Version+back

And by the way, for those of you who like the top version, a black sharpie marker is great for adding detail to your painting. And on the right, here’s what I saw….pretty obviously a robot right? Either that or a martian! And yes,this particular robot was made with a hexagonal pizza box, but I’m sure you can think of something to do  with the square ones as well!

So my friends, just take a good look at your garbage before you toss it, (or hopefully recycle it, if possible) as you may just have a great art project in the making! And don’t worry if people start to call you the “garbage queen” it’s a great honor, really!

 

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13 responses to “A Pizza Box Top Robot!”

  1. Regina - MiaDeRoca Avatar
    Regina – MiaDeRoca

    How cute these roboter heads turned out – I bet you had fun painting them!
    I really love to read your blog, to see all the colourful projects, and I am learning so much from you.

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  2. amanda claire Avatar
    amanda claire

    Ooooh I love them so much 🙂 – well done x
    I wrote about your site yesterday on my blog, so I hope it sends a few more visitors your way 🙂 (and I hope you didn’t mind me using a few screenshots to illustrate what I was talking about?)

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  3. Sydney Avatar
    Sydney

    that is soo cute. There is a restaurant here that does paintings on their pizza boxes, but i love that this is kid friendly!

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  4. Margo Avatar
    Margo

    Sara, this is the perfect illustration that inspiration for any craft can come from anywhere. I don’t think I’d look at a pizza box and ever think robot, but I’m glad you did! Such a lovable and colorful robot it turned out to be too.

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  5. Sara Rivka Avatar
    Sara Rivka

    Thanks Margo! This is the first project of this kind, but now Im going to start keeping my eyes open! All the best!

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  6. Sara Rivka Avatar
    Sara Rivka

    Thanks Sydney!

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  7. Sara Rivka Avatar
    Sara Rivka

    Thanks so much Regina! Truthfully this was the first time Ive actually painted anything in a very long time, I just couldnt resist!
    So glad you like the blog, and stay in touch!

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  8. Katherine marie Avatar
    Katherine marie

    So fantastic!!!!

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  9. Rachel Avatar
    Rachel

    This is so fun and what a great excuse to order pizza! Thanks so much, I’ll be linking.

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  10. Sara Rivka Avatar
    Sara Rivka

    What a nice surprise to see you here on the blog, my friend! Just make sure to ask what shape the boxes are before you order!
    And thanks for linking!

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  11. Albert Plunk Avatar
    Albert Plunk

    Nice painting. You might want to learn grammar, too. “Who would of thunk”? Really?

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  12. Sara Rivka Avatar
    Sara Rivka

    Hi Albert, Its so very rare to have a male commenter on the blog, so thanks so much for announcing your presence! Sorry about the grammer, I should have said who would have thunk it?

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  13. happytimes Avatar
    happytimes

    That is the dumbest thing I have ever seen. What a complete waste of time and energy.

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