
Native American ink and wash sketch
This morning we have a little figurine, a Native American chief with his eagle staff and his peace pipe. The toy itself is labeled an Indian chief, but the accepted term today is Native American.
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Native American ink and wash sketch
This morning we have a little figurine, a Native American chief with his eagle staff and his peace pipe. The toy itself is labeled an Indian chief, but the accepted term today is Native American.
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Today’s Random object is the Moai statues from Easter Island. These things are 82 to 80 some odd tons, 30 some odd feet tall some of them are, and they are whole beings.
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Today’s random object is an isopod, a giant isopod from under the sea. They are deep, deep sea creatures.
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A black bear landed on the stage this morning. Black bears have been around about five and a half million years, older in their genome than brown or polar bears. They are smaller, faster, and less picky about food. They are one of the success stories from the old megafauna days when mammoths and American lions faded.
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Today’s random object is a grasshopper. I had not seen a grasshopper in years until one showed up on my table, bright green and life-sized.
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