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Showing posts with label parrot. Show all posts
Showing posts with label parrot. Show all posts
Wednesday, September 29, 2010
Monday, May 11, 2009
Tuesday, March 24, 2009
Recent art!
I realized I haven't had a chance to post some of my recent pieces: The girl with the two parrots is currently on display at Cactus Gallery in Eagle Rock, and I originally made the swan lake piece for a visual music themed show, but my friend bought it immediately after I made it, so hey! : D
Labels:
ballerina,
ballet,
colored pencil,
electic parrots,
painting,
parrot,
parrots,
sketch,
swan,
woman
Tuesday, February 24, 2009
Saturday, Feb 21
Friday, Feb 20, 2009
Labels:
avian,
beauty,
bird,
colored pencil,
electic parrots,
girl,
green,
island,
parrot,
parrots,
roller skate,
rollerskate,
rollerskating,
tropical
Thursday, January 29, 2009
Parrot girl
Totally stuck on a girl/animal theme lately- sorry for the redundancy. Sure I'll move on to another topic at some point, but I'm just working it out of my system! ; )
Thursday, June 5, 2008
The strange and fabulous Kakapo parrot
I was watching a fantastic BBC show called "The Life of Birds," by David Attenborough, and there was this segment on the New Zealand Kakapo. Coincidentally, there was a chapter in Douglas Adam's book, "Last Chance to See" about the same parrot; between the time Adams wrote the book and the documentary, the parrot has had a glimmer of hope in its comeback (meaning; thought to be extinct to 86 known surviving parrots left).
Anyway, these little guys are fascinating- they're nocturnal, flightless, and the males have these bowls that they carve out of rock/earth that they use to amplify a large "boom" noise across mountain tops and valleys that they make to attract females. And they also have little whisker like feathers around their beaks. Crazy!
Learn more about these birds (and what's being done to save them!) here
Anyway, these little guys are fascinating- they're nocturnal, flightless, and the males have these bowls that they carve out of rock/earth that they use to amplify a large "boom" noise across mountain tops and valleys that they make to attract females. And they also have little whisker like feathers around their beaks. Crazy!
Learn more about these birds (and what's being done to save them!) here
Labels:
animal,
art,
avian,
bird,
drawing,
endangered,
illustration,
kakapo,
new zealand,
parrot
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