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“Back of every creation, supporting it like an arch, is faith. Enthusiasm is nothing: it comes and goes. But if one believes, then miracles occur.” ~ Henry Miller
Pine Tree Arch - Arches National Park - September 2009 View On Black
Have a great Wednesday....will have to catch up with everyone later this evening :-) Thanks for stopping by to visit!!!!
The woman supporting the Corporation For Public Broadcasting turned around for this part of the photo-op. A lot of hard work and care had been put into making this outfit.
Supporting the local arts in Baker City Oregon with a little COVID19 creativity this weekend at Crossroads Carnegie Art Center's Drive Thru Oktoberfest Gala.
Been longing to try the Auburn for a while so when I spotted this one I had a tingle and snapped it up.
'HONDA GOLDWINGS' - 'SUPPORTING THE RNLI' - NIKON D3300 WITH NIKKOR 40MM MICRO F2.8 - SCARBOROUGH 10th SEPTEMBER 2016 - FINAL -
une noix
qu'y a-t-il à l'intérieur d'une noix?
qu'est qu'on y voit quand elle est....
.... mangée !
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One of two that supports the 1865 built Valley Bridge at Scarborough,The "Algae" covered Water Feature is one of several in that Area,
An Unmanned Support Vehicle to accompany my Hibernia-SHIPtember build. A liquid-aerosol dispersal system is mounted off the rear to seed an area with Durt-Locker (TM). Durt-Locker (TM) is a common terrestrial binding agent used to prevent loose earth from shifting or collapsing under heavy loads and shears. Believe me, this will be neccesary...
Not-so-loosely based on this wonderful concept art. I wanted to try a new color though but it turns out that Coral is quite limited. Even so, I am very happy with the shaping and I even managed to create a compact 4-wheel steering system controlled by the knob on top. The steering, and rest of the model, can be seen here.
Thank you all for your words of encouragement and support. Weightlifting at my age is not an easy thing to do. But you guys keep me motivated. Thank you for all your nice comments, visits,& favorites. I appreciate them all.
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I am a very serious person...
...99.9% of the time.
I despise chickens and all chicken-related things (books, humor, art, etc.). Even the sight or mention of a chicken makes me groan inside. Then why in the world would I choose to build this?
Occasionally, when my mind is tired, not knowing what to think or even why to think, I fall into absurdity. In short, I cave. My seriousness leaves, and in its place stands incoherent gibberish. I embrace what I don't like, even if that means chickens.
So in a way, this creation represents the utter nonsense that can spout forth from a brain that really is not thinking clearly.
Speaking of that, Chicken Little is a story about some foolish young fowl who has a piece of something fall on its head (it may be an acorn, or a leaf, or a raindrop; who knows?). It goes berserk and insists that "The sky is falling!!". Thenceforth Chicken Little makes a huge fuss over it and gathers fellow animals to go warn the ruler of the area. The group meets a sly fox (what other kind of fox would there be?), who convinces the gullible animals that the way to the ruler goes right through the fox's lair. They enter the lair and the fox eats them all. (Or, if you like the other versions better, they escape and warn the ruler, but still turn out to be incorrect about the sky.)
So I think that that image of hysteria is what I've captured in this obnoxious little build. Whenever I feel like blurting out whatever my immediate reaction to my circumstances is, this chicken can remind me to always think before I speak, lest I believe the world will end and thereby fulfill my own prophecy through my own ignorance.
Don't worry, I promise that the next creations I submit will be serious in nature. This one is not a new precedent for me.
This chicken is a bauble-head; it has a technic axle as its neck that would need to be flexible if this were to become a set so that the head could wobble. The wings and tail can flap.
And yes, that is a canoe.