by: -RoG-

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Santa all tangled up again.

Computron is self-aware.

Robotic inflatables, and another Christmas dinosaur.

Santa is confused about how to be a proper football fan.

It's like the end of a Scooby-Doo episode, where we learn that Frosty was Santa all along!

Fishy bubble lights.

I think he's contemplating his life choices.

That boot is made for walkin'.

Clowns really are exhausting to take care of.

Another hodgepodge of festive fun.

Holiday hands.

Teletubbies look much better when turned into melted Christmas ornaments.

A Halloween jack-o-lantern stalactite.

I like how this robot's primary function is to barf up snow.

These Christmas trees almost look like snack cakes. I probably should've tried eating one.

Just a pink, blobby skeleton nightmare man with reindeer antlers, relaxing in an icy bath.

Snowglobes 'n skulls.

If you were to tear off my face, this is exactly what my skull looks like underneath.

Mr. Pink is dignified.

I think somebody stole one of the eyeballs. Or ate it.

Well, now we know who ate it.

A Christmas wreath made of old phones and other tech gadgets.

How many wreaths can you leave voice mail on?

This alien baby was stuck in the ceiling netting, but he seemed okay with it.

And here's another Christmas nightmare for you.

Yeah, I think I'll take this as my cue to leave.

Huzzah! We survived Robolights 2016!

And now, I'm happy to present you with my video walk-through of Robolights 2016. Enjoy!

[Click to watch on YouTube]

Robolights is unlike any other light display I've ever seen, and while I hope the photographs and video helped those of you who don't live close by to feel like you visited, it's one of those things that you really do need to see in person to truly appreciate the scale of it all. With every glance, you notice new little details in anything you look at, whether it's a hidden doll face molded into a piece, or a funny commentary on consumerism. The sheer amount of work that has gone into this evergrowing world of shining holiday art is staggering. All I can say is thank you, Kenny. Thank you for sharing your incredibly unique vision of a glowing winter wonderland with the world. Keep it growing. Keep it glowing.

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