Saturday, February 21, 2009

Silver: A Tale to Tell BOOK 1 (Pages 1-10)
Silver:  A Tale to Tell.  Cover Page

Slver: Page one: In which we see a tiny mountainside town and an ice-cream seller on a bicycle

Silver: page 2: In which we meet Miss Cranberry, who is about to learn something about herself

Silver Page 3: in which Miss Cranberry enters the Lakshmi cafe, and sees amazing statues and a jungle painting.  The cafe is dimly lit, and suddenly a dark figure appears in a doorway, laughing.








The Solenodon (doing the shopping in frame 1) is a rare venomous mammal, now on the edge of extinction. See the link for interesting notes on nipples. The critically endangered Pygmy Hog (humming cheerily) is the sole representative of Porcula,and there are only about 150 of them left in the world.
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The Slow Loris is an endangered primate which stores poison inside its elbows. The mother will suck up this toxin and lick it onto her babies to protect them from predators. Learn why their eyes are so dangerous by clicking here.. Can you find the Loris on this page?
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Friday, February 06, 2009

New Cartoon Adventure: Teasers





Monday, November 03, 2008

The 3 Letters: A true story. Almost.
The Complete Compendium (All Four Pages!)








Thursday, October 30, 2008

The Bean Feast

A Bean Feast is the middle-ages equivalent of the office holiday party. The landowner or baron would throw a big banquet for the villains - excuse me, peasants - and everyone would frolic and have a grand time, including searching for the magic bean hidden in the cake. Whoever finds the bean gets to be the Bean King!!!


To learn more about the game hidden in this Bean Feast, click the picture!

Friday, August 22, 2008

The Union Street Oyster House


Everyone seen here is an endangered species AND an artist.

Monday, July 21, 2008

Science Camp 1

Saturday, July 19, 2008

Tomatoes and Basil