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The Batty Bunch
Here's a story, of a lovely lady
who was bringing up three very lovely bats
all of them had fangs of white, like their mother.
the youngest one in braces.
who was bringing up three very lovely bats
all of them had fangs of white, like their mother.
the youngest one in braces.
Here's a story, of a man named Batty
Who was busy with three bats of his own.
They were four vampires living all together
yet they were all alone
Who was busy with three bats of his own.
They were four vampires living all together
yet they were all alone
Till the one day when the lady met this fellow.
And they knew that it was much more than a hunch,
That this group must somehow form a family,
That's the way we all became the Batty bunch.
And they knew that it was much more than a hunch,
That this group must somehow form a family,
That's the way we all became the Batty bunch.
The Batty bunch, the Batty bunch.
That's the way they became the Batty bunch.
That's the way they became the Batty bunch.
Leonardo da Veggie
-Artist, Mathematician, Inventor, Writer, Lover of fine Salads
As a leading artist and intellectual of the Italian Renaissance, his enduring works "The Last Supper... until Snacktime" and "Mona Lettuce" have influenced countless artists.
(Pictured above is a close up of Leonardo's famous painting, "Mona Lettuce" currently held in the special D'art de Rongeur Collection at the Louvre in Paris.)
He studied the laws of science and nature, which greatly informed his work as a painter, sculptor, architect, inventor, military engineer and draftsman. His inventions include useful items like the catapult for launching tossed salad over high walls and the hamster wheel for keeping a trim physique.
(Pictured above is a close up of Leonardo's famous painting, "Mona Lettuce" currently held in the special D'art de Rongeur Collection at the Louvre in Paris.)
He studied the laws of science and nature, which greatly informed his work as a painter, sculptor, architect, inventor, military engineer and draftsman. His inventions include useful items like the catapult for launching tossed salad over high walls and the hamster wheel for keeping a trim physique.
Need a Handyman?
Put down the pipe wrench, step away from the "Do it Yourself" YouTube video, and fret no more!
Just call Piggy Plumbing Repair.
"The super handy guinea pig with the skills to get you out of a pickle, or your pickle out of a pipe" ®
Tea with Hatter
In such a rush to take this photo that I didn't adjust the light properly to accurately pick up Hatter's little red bow tie... Honestly, I was lucky to get this shot before rabbit hopped away chattering something about being late?! It was like working with diva models on a photoshoot... not enough carrots and alfalfa in craft services table... blah blah blah.
Beach Babe
Enjoying a much needed vacation, Roxie is soaking up rays while sporting stylish sunglasses. One has to admit, a guinea pig's life is pretty tough... being pampered daily, fresh veggie treats, and constant human adoration. Sometimes a piggy just needs a break from the daily grind. Good thing Ricardo Flamingo is there to help apply sunscreen and freshen up her lemonade.
Guinea Pigs Playing Poker
Homage to the famous oil painter C. M. Coolidge. Miniature details recreate the scene, from the color of the poker chips down to the Ace of Clubs being passed under the table. It just goes to show that you can teach an old guinea pig new tricks.
Some friends showed up to the party who are known for having the worst poker faces ever...
The Cat's Meow
This past weekend, I had the pleasure of serving as the MAC assistant for Margaret Zinser. She is an incredible artist and instructor. I would highly recommend her classes and workshops if you are ever able to attend. Students learned the importance of practicing techniques and developing their own creative voice. It was truly inspirational to watch Margaret share her prolific knowledge. Upon returning home, I pulled some old sketches and started the process of redesigning to incorporate enamels. Enjoy!
War Paint
Red symbolized war, strength and power. White was a symbol of mourning, but could also represent peace. Blue symbolized wisdom and confidence. When I see the wild horses grazing along the Salt River, I wonder if their bloodlines trace back to the war horses of old. A time long past, when bald eagles soared over the rocky banks and the loyal companions carried brave warriors into battle.
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