The natural beauty of this stone combined with the artistic addition of eyes & a name gives individual personality to this little one. Great purchase & arrived very quickly.

Dot, an Etsy customer

"Arthur is a community organizer at the forefront of an energetic new generation of grassroots activists. His experience as a visual artist, small business owner, Hurricane Katrina evacuee, Democratic precinct chair, and film/television actor give him a unique and balanced perspective on real-life implications of public policy.”

Dyana Limon-Mercado, Travis County Democratic Party Chair

"Arthur's passion for transparency and inclusion lends a powerful voice to Central Texas medical professionals eager to properly engage state and federal lawmakers in policy decisions ranging from the Affordable Care Act to mental health."

Dr. Parul Desai, Austin Regional Clinic

"Arthur Simon's leadership and tireless organizing for Travis County were a major contribution to records in turnout and vote percentage in key East Austin precincts. Endlessly creative with a dry sense of humor, Simon keeps up with the latest technology and leads by example in every area."

Steve Spier, TCDP 135 Chair

"Arthur Simon, cofounder of the ColdTowne Theater in Austin, has long explored combining robotics and electronics with performances. With help from social roboticists at Carnegie Mellon, MIT, and University of Texas, he developed the robot Annabelle ... If you’re looking for the future, you’ll find it at this exhibition!"

Liz Winkler, Venture Beat - https://venturebeat.com/2017/02/18/everything-you-need-to-know-about-bots-at-sxsw-2017/

Are robots the future of comedy? Not right now, but Simone, Triplett, Ava and Annabelle (and friends) make a show that feels raw and raucous. As unpredictable and wacky as the real thing. It's bonkers and somewhat hypnotic.

James Trew, Engadget - https://www.engadget.com/2016/03/11/bot-party-asks-are-robots-the-future-of-comedy/