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happydog
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A nice little Saturday project which has been both hilarious and addictive. I want to get good at this. Nice to play around on Photoshop. I think there is something special about the owl.Email your animals and mouths to hello @ lucybarfoot.co.uk. I want to make more.All made using a variety of mine and my sister's mouths.
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starfishy
A recent trip to Bristol Aquarium got me excited about colour again. It also interests me because these creatures are the perfect mixture of disgusting and beautiful. What do they feel like? Can you eat them? ? Sea Star Fish Eating Anenome Crazy thing. I feel like I made this and snuck it down thereBit of research on the old google images, and I found these beauties: Fish Eating Urticina Pink Sea Star
Light bulb guinea pig
Big rhinoMore in a slideshow here:[slideshow]
Burma, Auckland zoo's only elephant. I was lounging on the bench during the 5 hour zoo trip, very relaxed. Heard a noise and looked to my right to find a massive elephant trunk. The elephant keepers walk Burma daily around the zoo.
Whilst away in Serbia at Exit Festival, on the walk home to the apartment on the Saturday night, I heard a very loud squeaking noise. I followed my ears and found two cats looking sheepish behind a bush. Were they watching over their kittens? No. They were playing with a frog, and every time they poked the (small) frog with a paw, it made a squeak, not dissimilar to the squeak a chew toy makes.Obviously, this was hysterical. Since arriving home I have found two brilliant youtube videos, one of a squeaky frog and one of a screaming frog. Incredible. My research tells me that most frogs can squeak, and it's a defense mechanism, to get predators to get off 'em.Squeaking frog:http://youtu.be/hWTrQkzhXKgScreaming frog:http://youtu.be/948rhsRvIkw
All The Cat's We Know or Ever Knew.
A list made by myself
...Always make me laugh.
Animals, Art, Exhibitions, Silly
I went to the Supertoys exhibition at Arnolfini for the second time this Friday with my family. There is a workshop where you can take apart old toys and make them into hybrid new ones. Amazing. Crab-Girl is mine and Dino-Scull is my nephew Ben's.
