Ridges beneath the green velvet hold each bottle in place. Leather padding keeps the elements snug. And weathered wood adds a rustic, ancient look.

The great state of Texas was honored in this Traveling Alchemist's Kit by a gold star.

Here we see the tiny bottles housed inside the traveling alchemist's kit which contain the four elements: Earth, Air ,Fire, & Water.

Earth contains actual dirt. Water contains pure spring water. Air contains air scooped from above my wife's flower garden. Fire contains matches.

The tree of life hovers just outside the garden where an ancient stone wall has crumbled amongst the moss and a woman begins to open yet another door, leading deeper inside.

MuseBot's Headdress is her crowning glory. Her found jewel crown bursts with wiry colorful beads culminating in a peacock feather.

With her ancient sparkplug arm she holds tight to the leather-clad Hickory walking stick that focuses her creative magic.

Musebot's back wheels are made from two radio knobs held together by a small wooden dowel.

MuseBot's front wheels are made from pulleys.

The MuseBot inspires and motivates. She is the harbinger of creativity.

Here, the MuseBot looks out over her creative kingdom.

Yin-YangBot carries all forces, light and dark, male and female, cold and hot, etc., etc. But most of all Yin-YangBot caries Lavender.

YinYangBot stretches out his/her arms to take in all the world has to offer.

The Yin-Yang symbol portrays balance between two opposites with a little portion of the opposite element in each. This balance and mixture create an inseparable whole.

What can I say? It's all there... the whole Universe!

From the side, Yin-YangBot seems so very narrow for one containing all the forces of the Universe. But each day he/she faces whatever might come.