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| "The unexpected": junk collage. |
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Expressive Ceramic Creatures
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| Rain frog |
Helen Burgess, who works under the moniker nosey mungo, crafts a playful troupe of characters with endlessly diverse expressions: there’s a flock of startled chickens, a bulging rain frog sporting a dramatic frown, and a whale duo grinning with contentment. Imbued with a bit of whimsy, Burgess’s clay creatures are derived from their real-life counterparts. The ceramicist skims encyclopedias to find lesser-known animals to sculpt, sometimes focusing on endangered species in order to raise awareness. Living and working near Brighton, Burgess creates the adorable critters in small batches, which she shares on Instagram.
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| Startled chickens |
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| Well-fed Critters |
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| Whale duo |
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| Big mouth frogs |
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| Group |
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| Red shoe crew |
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| Walrus |
I am riding home with WW & Superman Monday morning.
Sunday after church SM, WW, GH#3 and I had lunch at ...
After lunch, Superman and GH#3, Zack, went to the driving range.
It was excellent Thank you, WonderWoman.
Earlier, GH#1, Jordan and fiancé Raquel tailgated ...
and Raquel's parent's, Larry and Tina at the Rams game.
Just because ...
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| Blue waxbill |
This stunning bird is the Blue Waxbill, a vibrant little gem found in southern Africa. Its soft blue feathers and calm demeanor make it one of the most eye-catching birds out there. You can often find them foraging for seeds on the ground, living in flocks in open woodlands and savannas. Fun Fact: These birds often live near termite mounds to snack on insects when seeds are scarce!
Monday's Smiles ...
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