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I named this file frost bite because as dramatic as this may sound at one stage this morning I actually couldn't move my fingers...lessons learned ,always take my gloves or just stay in the ken(house);)...Thanks for looking
This piece was made for the show The Walking Dead, it was a gift from AMC. It is life sized. Or undead sized...
Photo by Alexandre Fernandez
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I've only made 6 so far because I ain't got a lot of money for printing. Each has a different cover and each has 24 different bites in.
Depends on orientation of your drawing to which zine it's in :)
Once they're all printed (after pay day) the relevant amount will be shipped out to Abec for USA distribution
DIY 'til I die!!!!
If you didn't take part you can buy one for a quid at my bigcartel if you're from UK or Europe
A female Saltwater Crocodile (Crocodylus porosus) will reach up to about 3 meters long. Although this one is leaping out of the Adelaide River to be fed, they do this naturally to catch snakes and reptiles on low hanging branches.
I used the sport setting on my camera.
Adelaide River, Northern Territory, Australia
mmmmmmmmmMMmmMm BRAINNNNSSSSS!
hahah. We were walking around the Las Vegas strip at 2 a.m. in the morning and happened to stop inside McDonalds for some grub. Apparently, the Happy Meal didn't suffice for Chris, haha. I was really tired, so I offered up my brains, cheaper than buying more food I suppose. We were on the cheap McDonald's diet most of our trip. We kept winning Monopoly free food prizes!
LOL. I love this photo, makes me laugh. We laughed so hard in McDonald's looking at these after we took them, people were staring.
Strobist: SB700 softbox 60x60 1/8 left-center. Sun left-behind
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I wasn't sure what this was, but after some online investigating, I think it's a spider bite. It probably got into my bed and I rolled onto it, thus it bit me out of self-defence. I didn't see it in the bed when I got up so hopefully it isn't here anymore.
One of the comments to my prior posted bear picture in my photostream was critical of my posting a woman (Debbie) giving a treat to a friend’s bear. That person was concerned that people might see it and think they can do the same thing and then get hurt. Debbie's secret is that, a few years later, she was indeed bitten by a grizzly. Here is the proof.
TRIGGER WARNING:
Monkey see, monkey do. Do not engage with grizzly bears. They are wild and few of them are truly tame. Of course, the same thing may be said of your dog or cat at home. Family pets can and have bitten their owners, their owner's kids and neighborhood kids.
Now back to the reality of this sweet little bear. It was an abandoned baby bear that was taken in by the folks that bred the tigers for the Siegfried and Roy show in Las Vegas. The folks who owned that business were friends. The bear lived in a baby playpen inside their home. It was bottle-fed. Like many babies, they put anything they can get into their mouth, including Debbie’s chin. I would have said “poor Debbie” but she was so taken by it and loved that little bear. The "bite" did not even leave a mark.
Their home and the estate where they bred exotic animals was off of a lake. I cannot find it to post but somewhere I have a later picture of that same bear now in the 500 pound range sitting at the back of a small rowboat just off the shoreline. Sitting toward the bow, raised way up out of the water, was our friend’s 7-9 year old granddaughter doing her best to row the boat around, giving the bear a boat ride.
Way back in the evolutionary chain, dogs and bears are related. They can form strong and protective bonds with their human friends. Gee whiz, would I hate to be the person who tried a snatch-and-grab kidnapping of that sweet little girl. I suspect a 500 pound bear would have a very quick solution to deal with some mean person who dared lay a finger on his darling little girl.
Humans are animals who have formed allegiances with other animals throughout history in all cultures. They understand more than we think. For instance, there is a tribe in Africa still today who have formed a bond with the neighborhood hyenas. Some generations ago, somehow the tribe formed a deal that they would feed the hyenas each evening the guts, entrails, bones, and sinew of their hunting kill. In return, the hyenas have never attacked anyone in the village. One of the village elders, a man much braver than I, hand-feeds them. But yet the same generational pack of hyenas go out and fight with lions over an animal either they or the lions killed. Go figure.
Of course, it doesn’t always work out. And, yes, those old enough to remember may still see the news video of one of the onstage tigers dragging Roy off the stage. On the other hand, several times while flying into Las Vegas, I flew over Siegfried and Roy’s home (a ways out of town of course) and saw them cavorting with about a dozen lions and tigers in their extremely large home pool. I attended one of their shows. My seat abutted the runway out into the audience right where he stopped with the animals. I was with my daughter. We had steaks partially eaten on the table. The lion took notice. I told the lion in a stern voice, “No! Knock it off.” And he would turn his head away temporarily. He was probably pretty well fed. My daughter (her 21st birthday) did reach up and pet him on the leg. Both my daughter and the lion seemed to like it.
Petting a stage lion is not recommended. Those fellows had a great relationship with their animals and had them well under control. That is, of course, until that one time they didn’t.
I’m just an old man who treasures the opportunities I’ve had and been able to share with my family.
A T Burke
Made for Shaebay for the Phat Quarter book swap. Shae's favourites include the "In Death" series by JD Robb, in which the detective Eve Dallas often says "Bite me!"
Additional: First foray into embroidery stitches. I wanted to make a band sampler so I put Algerian eyes, eyelet stitches, satin stitches and Rhodes stitches in lines. And used Rayon for sparkle. I think I'm a sucker for punishment!
Eve's husband Roarke has a grey button from the suit she wore during the first time they met, hence the grey buttons at the corners. Also, Eve's wedding ring bears the Gaelic inscription "a ghra".
Thanks to my aunt who has read all the books in the series so far.