There are many signs that Mr. and Mrs. Heron do infact winter in Florida. I haven't actually seen them although I have seen their images and namesake everywhere including an ornate carving on a gated community's gate, as the mascot of a local realestate office and on the sign of a motel. I have caught glimps of their southern cousin the Great White Heron though fishing from the local canals and mangrove swamps.
Wednesday, December 30, 2009
Friday, December 25, 2009
Tuesday, December 22, 2009
Monday, December 21, 2009
Frosteen's New Coat
It's fun to learn about the different kinds of conifers especially when you don't want to make a mistake and accidentally put a pine cone on a fir tree coat. You can see for yourself all the different kinds of conifers and their cones here.
I have been very inspired by Chad Carpenter's comic strip "Tundracomics.com" of late. I am especially inspired by his "Snowman" comics. I made the one above in the "Tundra" style and sent a link to Chad hoping he will decide to take me on as a protege/student/apprentice and or pay me for the publishing rights; ) BTW the reason I am studying Chad's work is beacause I read somewhere that that is what artists do. My other snowmen are not done in the "Tundra" style (although snowmen do tend to look alike) however the subject matter is inspired by Chad's work. I will post more "Snowman" comics later.
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Chad Carpenter,
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Frosteen,
snowmen,
Tundra Comics
Monday, December 7, 2009
Frosty The Snowfort?
It snowed today in Sydenham, Ontario. Lot's of the white fluffy stuff that so many have been waiting for. I won't have much time to enjoy the snow as I will be heading south to Florida on Friday. I will be back in mid January to enjoy another season of snowshoing and I promised myself last year that I would get out on Sydenham Lake this year for a bit of meandering. Enjoy the snow and I hope you all have fun building your "Frostys".
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comic,
frosty the snowman comic,
snowfort,
Snowman comic
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