Thursday, November 20, 2008

Turkey of the Day # 20 : Just a Turkey


Today's Turkey of the Day is just a Turkey.
No worries about the 27th, he takes each day as it comes and squeezes it for all it's worth.
We could all learn something from this bird...
( but still grab a plane the hell out of Dodge on the 26th)!

Wednesday, November 19, 2008

Turkey of the Day # 19: The Feather Duster


Today's Turkey of the Day #19, is on the Pro-Wrestling Circuit...the Feather Duster!
The feathers really fly when this guy enters the ring!

Tuesday, November 18, 2008

Turkey of the Day # 18: Turkey in Pain


Today' s Turkey Of The Day is a reflection on how I feel. I have spent a lot of time drawing in one position, and my left shoulder is in spasm. I realize now that I actually am holding my body just like this bird. Ouch!

Monday, November 17, 2008

Turkey of the Day # 17: Samurai Turkey


Today's Turkey of the Day
is inspired by the Samurai.


Sunday, November 16, 2008

Turkey of the Day # 16: Happy Birthday!


Happy Birthday to my beautiful daughter, Gale!

Saturday, November 15, 2008

Turkey of the Day #15 : Swimmin'


Today's Turkey of the Day was inspired by my son's swimming lesson that he had this morning.
Of course this turkey's favorite move is the "breast stroke".

Friday, November 14, 2008

Turkey of the Day # 14 : Turkey Tut

I have waited for this day for almost a year!
Today's Turkey is Turkey Tut, in honor of the King Tut
exhibit which opens in Atlanta this weekend.
I created a series of illustrations for this exhibit, and I can't wait to see how they were used.
This was one of my most favorite projects that I have ever had.
I love the ancient Egyptian period.
One of the things that struck me was that the artists were amazingly gifted. Their patterns were created
without the aid of any computer programs like CAD.
Another interesting trivia bit is that their teeth didn't last that long, pretty much after the age of thirty your teeth were damaged. Abscessed teeth were a very common cause of death.
The reason is all that sand would get into the breads.
Imagine that.
A Pharaoh living in luxury still had sand in his food like the common man.
Amazing.