Zoo Photos
Aug. 11th, 2010 08:41 pmSix months’ worth. I keep putting off sending them to the zoo to ask if I may upload them.
Originally posted at ankewehner.de. You can comment here or there.
Six months’ worth. I keep putting off sending them to the zoo to ask if I may upload them.
Originally posted at ankewehner.de. You can comment here or there.
Six months’ worth. I keep putting off sending them to the zoo to ask if I may upload them.
Originally posted at ankewehner.de. You can comment here or there.
Last month’s exchange picture, which I am more happy with than usual:
Two ACEOs and a postcard/4×6 bit made for fun and selling:
Over the last month I started stocking my etsy shop again, and I’m planning to set up something on zazzle, too.
Originally posted at ankewehner.de. You can comment here or there.
Last month’s exchange picture, which I am more happy with than usual:
Two ACEOs and a postcard/4×6 bit made for fun and selling:
Over the last month I started stocking my etsy shop again, and I’m planning to set up something on zazzle, too.
Originally posted at ankewehner.de. You can comment here or there.
Wow, I haven’t added any images since January.
Since I haven’t been drawing much, that isn’t the problem it might be. So, here goes:
Originally posted at ankewehner.de. You can comment here or there.
Wow, I haven’t added any images since January.
Since I haven’t been drawing much, that isn’t the problem it might be. So, here goes:
Originally posted at ankewehner.de. You can comment here or there.
Well, what with cold and otherwise induced brainfog, this was a dead month, blogging-wise. Let’s start the next one off, then.
I’m way more proud than I should be about finishing the Zodiac Chickens series. If you want to see all on one view, try the “Zodiac” tag.
Stag beetles are supposedly very rare, yet we keep finding them in our garden. I think it’s because our family tends to leave treestumps in the earth; the beetles’ larvae feed on rotting wood.
Flowers and other Nature stuff:
Originally published at ankewehner.de. You can comment here or there.
Well, what with cold and otherwise induced brainfog, this was a dead month, blogging-wise. Let’s start the next one off, then.
I’m way more proud than I should be about finishing the Zodiac Chickens series. If you want to see all on one view, try the “Zodiac” tag.
Stag beetles are supposedly very rare, yet we keep finding them in our garden. I think it’s because our family tends to leave treestumps in the earth; the beetles’ larvae feed on rotting wood.
Flowers and other Nature stuff:
Originally published at ankewehner.de. You can comment here or there.