Wacky Bird Wednesday – Wacky and Not So Wacky

February 19, 2025

When Kevin gave me the first drawing to submit for this week’s Wacky Bird Wednesday he admitted that it wasn’t that Wacky so he drew another one which was much more wacky. Do you have a favourite?

Day 13 – A Whimsical Approach

to another page that I prepped earlier in the week

This page was a lot of fun. I really didn’t know how I was going to approach the marks that I had laid down but I remembered how I used to create birds from scraps of paper. I decided to use the blobs like I would paper scraps and the plaid below became a fence.

Here is what the original piece looked like.

Seven for September – The Jolly Roger on the Seven Seas

Becky B is hosting another Square challenge for the month of Septemberhttps://thesquaresofb.com/2024/09/01/seven-squares/

It’s hardly the Seven Seas but the Great Lakes are big waters and when the waves come up it certainly reminds you of the ocean.

Sculpture Saturday – More Fun Sculptures from Dundee

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Desperate Dan Statue
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Mr. Jamieson the Draper and the Polar Bear by David Annand (2021)
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Commemorating the 1878 escape and recapture of Bruin, the polar bear, brought to Dundee by a whaling ship for an exhibition….he barged into a clothing store and was tempted out by a piece of beef
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A row of Penguins by Angela Hunter, running along a parish church wall
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Because of an Antarctic connection, Dundee has an affinity with penguins
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One of three Lemmings scrambling up a stone pillar
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Created by Alison Conway and situated in Seabraes gardens
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Dundee is the gaming capital of Scotland and these Lemmings were subjects of a worldwide gaming blockbuster
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Admiral Adam Duncan who defeated a Dutch fleet in 1797…considered one of the most significant actions in naval history