Every bot needs a mugshot.

A tin-toy robot crew in enamel colours: trackers, hover-bots, can-bots and spider-legs, each with a glowing screen face and its own oversized tool.

Perfectly round, bright little faces: one colour, two black dots and a smile, and one tiny matching accessory for the job.

Two-tone capsule pills lying on their side, with a little face on the lighter half and a matching hat or tool in the darker shade.

Squishy, glossy clay buddies with soft shadows, each hugging its favourite tool.

Thirteen chibi animal helpers - a fox, a raccoon, an owl, a panda and friends - drawn in soft pastels with one cosy ink line, each holding the big tool of its trade.

Friendly little sheet ghosts in soft pastels, each wearing one tiny prop of the trade in a deeper shade of its own colour.

Soft little hooded beans with a cream face window, two dot eyes, a tiny smile and rosy cheeks. Same buddy, different hoodie.

Wobbly fruit-jelly blobs with drippy feet and googly eyes, each one oozing into the shape of its job.

Goofy, big-eyed little monsters with chunky outlines, horns and fangs - friendly helpers who just look scary.

A line-up of glazed mugs with faces: drip-glaze rims, glossy cel-shaded ceramic and curls of steam. Each role gets its own vessel, from a World's Best mug to a beaker, a stein and an espresso cup on a gold coin.

Happy little planets with rings and starry skies, each with its trusty tool glowing in orbit.

Kawaii snack buddies on glossy die-cut stickers: an onigiri, a toast, a donut and friends, each with tiny arms and a big tool of the trade.

Embroidered iron-on patches of potted plants - sunflowers, cacti, mushrooms, bonsai and more in teacups, mugs and terracotta, with satin-stitched leaves, French-knot eyes and a merrowed thread edge, each holding the tool of its job.

Glossy die-cut stickers of smiley little objects, ready to slap on any bot.

Bear-shaped wood inlays in walnut, maple and rosewood. Curved grain and fitted veneers turn each little helper into a pocket-sized heirloom.

Little forest spirits painted by one hand in loose watercolor: soft granulating washes, pooled edges and a wobbly indigo ink line, in seven pigments.