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4 comments:
Very lively, Ellis. It does get windy like this sometimes.
What's cool, besides your great sketch, is the news that Blogspot lets you directly upload animating gifs. It didn't accept those in the past. I did this with photoshop using layer comps to produce sequence jpgs.
I expect the occasional animation now that we can do this bit of extra.
Nicely done both of you!
HOLY CRAP IS THAT GREAT.
Love how the bird flies in, then gets blown back offscreen by the wind.
And what a great drawing. "The Things Seen," a Ron Thompson collection of sketches. Brilliant!
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